Display with weighted dot rendering method

ABSTRACT

A display formed with multiple pixel groups arranged in a matrix manner. Each of the pixel groups has multiple dots arranged in a predetermined identical matrix form, and has at least one first color dot, at least one second color dot and at least one third color dot. Each color dot has multiple sides adjacent to the other dots having a different color. Each color dot represents a luminance and a chrominance of corresponding full color pixel data by grouping with neighboring dots to form a plurality of overlapping full color dynamics pixel groups. The display has good spatial frequency in both X and Y axes, thus giving a higher visual perception of high resolution after performing weighted dot rendering methods, in which each dot in the display represents the luminance and chrominance of each corresponding RGB pixel by forming overlapping dynamic pixels with neighboring color dots.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 13/176,524filed on Jul. 5, 2011, which is a divisional of U.S. patent applicationSer. No. 11/012,202, filed Dec. 16, 2004, which is acontinuation-in-part of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/727,545,filed on Dec. 5, 2003, now U.S. Pat. No. 7,091,986, issued Aug. 15,2006, which is a continuation-in-part of U.S. patent application Ser.No. 10/339,491, filed on Jan. 10, 2003, now U.S. Pat. No. 7,215,347,issued May 8, 2007, which is a continuation-in-part of U.S. patentapplication Ser. No. 09/151,287, filed Sep. 11, 1998, now U.S. Pat. No.6,661,429, issued Dec. 9, 2003, and claims priority under 35 U.S.C. §119and 37 C.F.R. §1.55(a) to German Application No. 197 41 132.0, filedSep. 13, 1997. The contents of these applications are incorporated intheir entirety.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

1. Field of the Invention

The invention relates to a display and a weighted dot rendering method.

2. Description of the Related Art

In known display of the kind used in video, film and computertechnology, so-called pixels are arranged along horizontally and/orvertically extending lines. The pixels generally consist of so-calleddots representing the three basic colours red, green and blue. Dots aresources of luminous radiation the light of which is mixed to generateluminous mixed colours in a process referred to as additive mixing.

In computer monitors and television receivers the display is dividedinto a plurality of pixels arranged on a fixed grid or raster. Eachpixel is controlled individually, with the pixels addressed from left toright and from the top to the bottom, for instance, as is customarypractice for CRT screens.

EP 0 637 009 A2 discloses a method of controlling active LCD displays inwhich the dots are arranged in a mutually offset pattern to form a deltashape, with the dots of each colour group vertically interconnected by acontrol line. Horizontal control is effected pixelwise, meaning that thethree dots of each RGB pixel are addressed at the same time. Further,each dot comprises a memory element and a switching element, whereby RGBdata can be transmitted using synchronizing information, as is the casein conventional monitors, for example.

DE 36 06 404 A1 discloses a method of generating picture elements on acolour display, as well as a colour display. The method uses a lightgate array of which the light gates are addressable individually bymeans of control circuitry in such a manner that the desired colourintensity is obtained by controlling the transmission properties of therespective light gate. Light sources are disposed behind the light gateto provide at least two primary colours and are switched in alternatinglight cycles at a repetition rate of at least 25 Hz, with the lightgates being controlled synchronously therewith. Because of the inertiaof the human eye, it is possible for a gate to display the desiredcolour.

One drawback of this kind of display is that the number of pixels islimited by the fixed grid, which limits the resolution and the picturesharpness as well. The finer the grid, the higher the resolution. Thefineness of the grid itself is limited by manufacturing technology,however, because the cathode ray tubes that are used for the displayscomprise so-called shadow masks having holes therein which cannot bereduced to whatever size unless one puts up with considerableexpenditures.

U.S. Pat. No. 6,252,613 discloses a pixel addressing method using atleast 2 scanning lines to address a pixel. This method increases thevertical spatial frequency comparing with conventional RGB stripedisplay and it does increase the overall resolution by a factor 1.5. Thedrawback is that it still applies rigid pixel addressing method whichlimits the display further to improve its both horizontal and verticalresolution.

Likewise, in LCD displays, the integration of a great number of thinfilm transistors (TFT) is extremely expensive and very prone to producemajor amounts of rejects. In Plasma (PDP) or in FED displays, thetechnical and economical manufactured size of a RGB pixel is physicallylimited by the mass production technology itself and further reductionof the RGB pixel size for higher resolution cannot be achieved withouthuge manufacturing equipment cost and over proportional scraps which areeconomically not viable.

In LED displays, the placement of the LEDs is complicated and expensiveas their space demand is predetermined by their shape.

The concept of using overlapping pixels by sharing dots with neighboringpixels to create a perceived higher resolution was disclosed in thepatent U.S. Pat. No. 6,661,429, entitled “Dynamic Pixel Resolution forDisplays Using Spatial Elements”. In the U.S. patent Publication No.2003/0218618, which is a continuation-in-part of the Patent U.S. Pat.No. 6,661,429, and entitled “Dynamic Pixel Resolution, Brightness andContrast for Displays Using Spatial Elements,” this method was furtherelaborated to use time sequential overlapping of frames to reach aperceived higher resolution by the human vision. In the U.S. patentPublication No. 2004/0150651, which is a continuation-in-part of theU.S. patent Publication No. 2003/0218618, and entitled “Dynamic PixelResolution, Brightness and Contrast for Displays Using SpatialElements,” weighted dot rendering method was applied to replace the timesequential method for reaching the same overlapping pixels effects.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

One objective of the present invention is to provide a display. Thedisplay comprises a plurality of pixel groups, each pixel groupcomprising a plurality of dots arranged in a predetermined identicalmatrix form, each pixel group having at least one first color dot, atleast one second color dot and at least one third color dot, the pixelgroups arranged in a matrix manner so as to form the display, whereineach color dot has a plurality of sides adjacent to the other dots withdifferent color, and each color dot represents a luminance and achrominance of a corresponding full color pixel data by grouping withneighboring dots to form a plurality of overlapping full color dynamicpixel groups.

Another objective of the present invention is to provide a method forconverting a first data of a first arrangement to a second data of asecond arrangement. The first arrangement (first static pixel) has aplurality of RGB groups, each RGB group has three color dots and threefirst data representing three color dots, and each RGB group has acorresponding coordinate value. The second arrangement (second staticpixel) has a plurality of dots, each dot has a corresponding coordinatevalue and a second data representing the dot. The method of theinvention comprises the steps of: determining a selected dot of thesecond arrangement (second static pixel); obtaining a correspondingcoordinate value of the selected dot; determining a selected RGB groupaccording to the corresponding coordinate value; obtaining the firstdata of the selected RGB group; and calculating the second dataaccording to the first data of the selected RGB group.

Therefore, In contrast with conventional RGB stripe arrangement whichhas high spatial frequency in Xaxis but 0 spatial frequency in Y axis,the arrangements of the invention have good spatial frequency in bothaxes, thus giving a higher visual perception of high resolution afterperforming weighted dot rendering methods of the invention where eachdot in the displays represent the luminance and chrominance of eachcorresponding RGB pixel by forming with neighboring dots overlappingdynamic pixels. Since our human vision is more sensitive for luminanceand less sensitive for chrominance, if each dot is small enough or theviewing distance is far enough so that we cannot see each Red, Green orBlue dot, in this case it is unnecessary to place in each position onthe display a full RGB like in the case of conventional RGB stripedisplay but we can use the pixel arrangement in connection with weighteddot rendering methods to reach the same luminance and chrominance usingonly one single dot at a certain position and not a full RGB pixel andthis concept is named as Visual Perception Technology.

According to the arrangement and method of the invention, the principleof Visual Perception Technology (VP) consists of:

-   -   A display with a special pixel arrangement where 2 same color        dots can not be adjacent each other in the X and Y axes and each        dot is grouped and shared with neighboring dots to create        overlapping dynamic pixels.    -   The resolution of the display is express in dots and not in        pixels. For example a VP display of 1920×VP×1080 has the same        perceived resolution as a conventional 1920×RGB×1080 whereas        VP=1 dot and RGB=1 pixel=3 dots    -   A weighted dot rendering method is applied on the VP display to        “compress” each frame of X×RGB×Y data to be displayed into a        X×VP×Y resolution VP display.

The invention investigates further different weighted dot renderingmethods with its typical rendering parameter sets. The arrangements ofthe invention are further claimed for pixel groups with three colors andfour colors.

It is the object of the present invention to provide a display of theaforesaid kind which has a higher optical resolution for a given grid.

It is another object of the present invention to provide methods whichenables an enhanced resolution to be obtained for dot-addresseddisplays.

It is another objective of the present invention to form pixel groups ofquad pixels of 4 dots arranged in a matrix of 2×2 to represent the threeprimary colors Red, Green and Blue, wherein same color dot cannot beadjacent in the X and Y axis, and wherein the area of the first colordot is the same as that of the third color dot, the area of two secondcolor dots is the same as that of the third color dot. A weighted dotrendering method is applied in this display to create a perceived highresolution display.

It is another objective of the present invention to form pixels group ofquad pixels of 4 dots arranged in a matrix of 2×2 to represent the threeprimary colors Red, Green, Blue and a forth color White, wherein samecolor dot can not be adjacent in the X and Y axis. A weighted dotrendering method is applied in this display to create a perceived highresolution display.

It is another objective of the present invention to perform a colorcorrection and enhancement method to match the chrominance showed in the4 colors quad pixels groups display with the chrominance of the inputdata.

The invention relates to a display comprising pixels and dots, as wellas methods of controlling said display.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWING

Further advantageous measures are described in the dependent claims. Theinvention is shown in the attached drawing and is described hereinafterin greater detail.

FIG. 1A shows an arrangement of stripe shaped pixel, according to afirst embodiment of the invention;

FIG. 1A-1 to 1A-3 show the overlapping full color dynamic pixel groupsaccording to the arrangement of FIG. 1A;

FIG. 1B shows an arrangement of quadrate shaped pixel, according to afirst embodiment of the invention;

FIG. 2A shows an arrangement of stripe shaped pixel, according to asecond embodiment of the invention;

FIG. 2B shows an arrangement of quadrate shaped pixel, according to asecond embodiment of the invention;

FIG. 3A shows an arrangement of stripe shaped pixel, according to athird embodiment of the invention;

FIG. 3A-1 shows the overlapping full color dynamic pixel groupsaccording to the arrangement of FIG. 3A;

FIG. 3B shows an arrangement of quadrate shaped pixel, according to athird embodiment of the invention;

FIG. 4A shows an arrangement of stripe shaped pixel, according to afourth embodiment of the invention;

FIG. 4A-1 shows the overlapping full color dynamic pixel groupsaccording to the arrangement of FIG. 4A;

FIG. 4B shows an arrangement of quadrate shaped pixel, according to afourth embodiment of the invention;

FIG. 5A shows an arrangement of stripe shaped pixel, according to afifth embodiment of the invention;

FIG. 5A-1 shows the overlapping full color dynamic pixel groupsaccording to the arrangement of FIG. 5A;

FIG. 5B shows an arrangement of quadrate shaped pixel, according to afifth embodiment of the invention;

FIG. 6A shows an arrangement of stripe shaped pixel, according to asixth embodiment of the invention;

FIG. 6B shows an arrangement of quadrate shaped pixel, according to asixth embodiment of the invention;

FIG. 7 shows an arrangement, according to a seventh embodiment of theinvention;

FIG. 8A to 8F show arrangements, according to a eighth embodiment of theinvention;

FIG. 8A-1 to 8F-1 show the overlapping full color dynamic pixel groupsaccording to the arrangement of FIG. 8A to 8F;

FIG. 9A to 9I show arrangements, according to a ninth embodiment of theinvention;

FIG. 9A-1 to 9I-1 show the overlapping full color dynamic pixel groupsaccording to the arrangement of FIG. 9A to 9I;

FIG. 9J shows the conventional delta arrangement;

FIG. 9J-1 to 9J-2 shows the overlapping full color dynamic pixel groupsaccording to the arrangement of FIG. 9J;

FIG. 10 shows an arrangement and drivers, according to the invention;

FIG. 11 shows the conventional arrangement of RGB groups;

FIG. 12 shows each dot with corresponding coordinate values, accordingto the first embodiment of the invention;

FIG. 13A shows a selected dot of the second arrangement, according tothe invention;

FIG. 13B shows the corresponding selected RGB group and the neighboringRGB group;

FIG. 14 shows a flow chart, according to the method of the invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

Referring to FIG. 1A, according to a first embodiment of the invention,a display 10A comprises a plurality of first pixel groups 11A and aplurality of second pixel groups 12A. The first pixel groups 11A and thesecond pixel groups 12A are static pixel groups. Each first pixel group11A comprises a plurality of dots arranged in a matrix form, and eachfirst pixel group 11A has at least one first color dot, at least onesecond color dot and at least one third color dot, for example, eachfirst pixel group 11A comprises a red dot 111A, a green dot 112A and ablue dot 113A in sequence arranged in a 3×1 matrix.

Each second pixel group 12A comprises a plurality of dots arranged in amatrix, and each second pixel group 12A has at least one first colordot, at least one second color dot and at least one third color dot, forexample, each second pixel group 12A comprises a blue dot 121A, a reddot 122A and a green dot 123A in sequence arranged in a 3×1 matrix. Thefirst pixel groups and the second pixel groups arranged in a matrixmanner to form the display so that the same color dots are not adjacentin a X-axis direction and in a Y-axis direction. That is, for example,in the X-axis direction, the same red color dots 111A of the first pixelgroup 11A are not adjacent, and in the Y-axis direction, the red colordot 111A of the first pixel group 11A and the red color dot 122A of thesecond pixel group 12A are not adjacent. In the other word, each colordot has a plurality of sides adjacent to the other dots with differentcolor. For example, the red color dot 122A has four sides adjacent tothe blue color (B), three green color dots (G).

The first pixel groups 11A and the second pixel groups 12A are arrangedalternately in the Y-axis direction. The first pixel groups 11A aredisposed in odd row of the display 10A, for example, the first pixelgroups 11A are disposed in first or third row of the display 10A, andthe second pixel groups 12A are disposed in even row of the display 10A,for example, the second pixel groups 12A are disposed in second orfourth row of the display 10A. As shown in FIG. 1A, the dots of thefirst pixel groups 11A and the second pixel groups 12A are stripeshaped.

Referring to FIG. 1A-1, each color dot represents a luminance and achrominance of a corresponding full color pixel data by grouping withneighboring dots to form a plurality of overlapping full color dynamicpixel groups. For example, a selected dot (G) is determined from thedots of the arrangement of FIG. 1A. The neighboring dots are selectedfrom group of a left dot at the left of and adjacent to the selected dotalong a X-axis direction, a right dot at the right of and adjacent tothe selected dot along the X-axis direction, a forward dot at the frontof and adjacent to the selected dot along a Y-axis direction, a backwarddot at the back of and adjacent to the selected dot along the Y-axisdirection, a next left dot at the left of and adjacent to the left dotalong the X-axis direction, a next right dot at the right of andadjacent to the right dot along the X-axis direction, a next forward dotat the front of and adjacent to the forward dot along the Y-axisdirection, a next backward dot at the back of and adjacent to thebackward dot along the Y-axis direction, a left-forward dot adjacent toboth the left dot and the forward dot, a left-backward dot adjacent toboth the left dot and the backward dot, a right-forward dot adjacent toboth the right dot and the forward dot, and a right-backward dotadjacent to both the right dot and the backward dot.

According to FIG. 1A-1, the selected dot (G) and four neighboring dotsform an overlapping full color dynamic pixel group, and there are fiveoverlapping full color dynamic pixel groups shown in FIG. 1A-1. A firstoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(G), the left dot (R), the right dot (B), the forward dot (R) and thebackward dot (R); a second overlapping full color dynamic pixel groupcomprises the selected dot (G), the right dot (B), the next right dot(R), the right-forward dot (G) and the right-backward dot (G); a thirdoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(G), the left dot (R), the next left dot (B), the left-forward dot (B)and the left-backward dot (B); a fourth overlapping full color dynamicpixel group comprises the selected dot (G), the left-forward dot (B),the right-forward dot (G), the forward dot (R) and the next forward dot(G); and a fifth overlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprisesthe selected dot (G), the left-backward dot (B), the right-backward dot(G), the backward dot (R) and the next backward dot (G).

According to FIG. 1A-2, the selected dot (G) and two neighboring dotsform an overlapping full color dynamic pixel group, and there are fiveoverlapping full color dynamic pixel groups shown in FIG. 1A-2. A firstoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(G), the forward dot (R) and the left-forward dot (B); a secondoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(G), the left dot (R) and the left-forward dot (B); a third overlappingfull color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (G), thebackward dot (R) and the left-backward dot (B); a fourth overlappingfull color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (G), the rightdot (B) and the backward dot (R); and a fifth overlapping full colordynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (G), the left dot (R) andthe left-backward dot (B).

According to FIG. 1A-3, the selected dot (G) and two neighboring dotsform an overlapping full color dynamic pixel group, and there are threeoverlapping full color dynamic pixel groups shown in FIG. 1A-3. A firstoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(G), the left dot (R) and the right dot (B); a second overlapping fullcolor dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (G), the right dot(B) and the next right dot (R); a third overlapping full color dynamicpixel group comprises the selected dot (G), the left dot (R) and thenext left dot (B).

Referring to FIG. 1B, according to a first embodiment of the invention,a display 10B comprises a plurality of first pixel groups 11B and aplurality of second pixel groups 12B. Each first pixel group 11B andsecond pixel groups 12B comprises a plurality of dots arranged in amatrix form, and the arrangement of dots of the first pixel group 11Band the second pixel group 12B is the same as that of dots of the firstpixel groups 11A and the second pixel groups 12A of the display 10A asshown in FIG. 1A. The first pixel group 11B comprises a red dot 111B, agreen dot 112B and a blue dot 113B in sequence arranged in a 3×1 matrix.The second pixel group 12B comprises a blue dot 121B, a red dot 122B anda green dot 123B in sequence arranged in a 3×1 matrix.

Similarly, the first pixel groups 11B and the second pixel groups 12Bare arranged alternately in the Y-axis direction. The first pixel groups11B are disposed in odd row of the display 10B, and the second pixelgroups 12B are disposed in even row of the display 10B. As shown in FIG.1B, the dots of the first pixel groups 11B and the second pixel groups12B are quadrate shaped.

Referring to FIG. 2A, according to a second embodiment of the invention,a display 20A comprises a plurality of first pixel groups 11A and aplurality of second pixel groups 12A. The difference between the firstembodiment and the second embodiment is that in the second embodiment,the first pixel groups 11A are disposed in even row of the display 20A,and the second pixel groups 12A are disposed in odd row of the display20A. In the second embodiment, the dots of the first pixel groups 11Aand the second pixel groups 12A are stripe shaped.

Referring to FIG. 2B, a display 20B comprises a plurality of first pixelgroups 11B and a plurality of second pixel groups 12B. In the secondembodiment, the first pixel groups 11B are disposed in even row of thedisplay 20B, and the second pixel groups 12B are disposed in odd row ofthe display 20B. Besides, in the second embodiment, the dots of thefirst pixel groups 11B and the second pixel groups 12B are quadrateshaped.

Given the above, the first pixel group and the second pixel group do notlimited to the above arrangement. Therefore, each the first pixel groupmay comprise a red dot, a green dot and a blue dot in sequence arrangedin a matrix, and each second pixel group may comprise a green dot, ablue dot and a red dot in sequence arranged in a matrix. The first pixelgroups and the second pixel groups are arranged alternately in theY-axis direction. The first pixel groups may be disposed in odd row ofthe display, and the second pixel groups may be disposed in even row ofthe display. The first pixel groups can be disposed in even row of thedisplay, and the second pixel groups can be disposed in odd row of thedisplay.

Besides, each first pixel group may comprise a red dot, a blue dot and agreen dot in sequence arranged in a matrix, and each second pixel groupmay comprise a blue dot, a green dot and a red dot in sequence arrangedin a matrix. The first pixel groups and the second pixel groups arearranged alternately in the Y-axis direction. The first pixel groups maybe disposed in odd row of the display, and the second pixel groups maybe disposed in even row of the display. The first pixel groups can bedisposed in even row of the display, and the second pixel groups can bedisposed in odd row of the display.

Furthermore, each first pixel group may comprise a red dot, a blue dotand a green dot in sequence arranged in a matrix, and each second pixelgroup may comprise a green dot, a red dot and a blue dot in sequencearranged in a matrix. The first pixel groups and the second pixel groupsare arranged alternately in the Y-axis direction. The first pixel groupsmay be disposed in odd row of the display, and the second pixel groupsmay be disposed in even row of the display. The first pixel groups canbe disposed in even row of the display, and the second pixel groups canbe disposed in odd row of the display.

Besides, each first pixel group may comprise a green dot, a blue dot anda red dot in sequence arranged in a matrix, and each second pixel groupmay comprise a blue dot, a red dot and a green dot in sequence arrangedin a matrix. The first pixel groups and the second pixel groups arearranged alternately in the Y-axis direction. The first pixel groups maybe disposed in odd row of the display, and the second pixel groups maybe disposed in even row of the display. The first pixel groups can bedisposed in even row of the display, and the second pixel groups can bedisposed in odd row of the display.

Furthermore, each first pixel group may comprise a green dot, a red dotand a blue dot in sequence arranged in a matrix, and each second pixelgroup may comprise a blue dot, a green dot and a red dot in sequencearranged in a matrix. The first pixel groups and the second pixel groupsare arranged alternately in the Y-axis direction. The first pixel groupsmay be disposed in odd row of the display, and the second pixel groupsmay be disposed in even row of the display. The first pixel groups canbe disposed in even row of the display, and the second pixel groups canbe disposed in odd row of the display.

Referring to FIG. 3A, according to a third embodiment of the invention,a display 30A comprises a plurality of first pixel groups 11A, aplurality of second pixel groups 12A and a plurality of third pixelgroups 13A. Each third pixel group 13A comprises a green dot 131A, ablue dot 132A and a red dot 133A in sequence arranged in a 3×1 matrix.The first pixel groups 11A, the second pixel groups 12A and the thirdpixel groups 13A are disposed in sequence along the Y-axis direction toform the display 30A. That is, the first pixel groups 11A are disposedin first row of the display 30A, the second pixel groups 12A aredisposed in the second row of the display 30A, and the third pixelgroups are disposed in the third row of the display 30A, in sequence.The first pixel groups 11A, the second pixel groups 12A and the thirdpixel groups 13A are stripe shaped.

According to FIG. 3A-1, the selected dot (B) and two neighboring dotsform an overlapping full color dynamic pixel group, and there are sixoverlapping full color dynamic pixel groups shown in FIG. 3A-1. A firstoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(B), the forward dot (R) and the backward dot (G); a second overlappingfull color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (B), theforward dot (R) and the next forward dot (G); a third overlapping fullcolor dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (B), the backwarddot (G) and the next backward dot (R); a fourth overlapping full colordynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (B), the left dot (G) andthe next left dot (R); a fifth overlapping full color dynamic pixelgroup comprises the selected dot (B), the left dot (G) and the right dot(R); and a sixth overlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprisesthe selected dot (B), the right dot (R) and the next right dot (G).

Referring to FIG. 3B, according to a third embodiment of the invention,a display 30B comprises a plurality of first pixel groups 11B, aplurality of second pixel groups 12B and a plurality of third pixelgroups 13B. Each third pixel group 13B comprises a green dot 131B, ablue dot 132B and a red dot 133B in sequence arranged in a 3×1 matrix.The first pixel groups 11B, the second pixel groups 12B and the thirdpixel groups 13B are disposed in sequence along the Y-axis direction toform the display 30B. In the other word, the first pixel groups 11B aredisposed in first row of the display 30B, the second pixel groups 12Bare disposed in the second row of the display 30B, and the third pixelgroups 13B are disposed in the third row of the display 30B, insequence. The first pixel groups 11B, the second pixel groups 12B andthe third pixel groups 13B are quadrate shaped.

Referring to FIG. 4A, according to a fourth embodiment of the invention,a display 40A comprises a plurality of first pixel groups 11A, aplurality of second pixel groups 12A and a plurality of third pixelgroups 13A. The first pixel groups 11A, the third pixel groups 13A andthe second pixel groups 12A are disposed in sequence along the Y-axisdirection to form the display 40A. That is, the first pixel groups 11Aare disposed in first row of the display 40A, the third pixel groups aredisposed in the second row of the display 40A, and the second pixelgroups 12A are disposed in the third row of the display 40A, insequence. The first pixel groups 11A, the second pixel groups 12A andthe third pixel groups 13A are stripe shaped.

According to FIG. 4A-1, the selected dot (B) and two neighboring dotsform an overlapping full color dynamic pixel group, and there are sixoverlapping full color dynamic pixel groups shown in FIG. 4A-1. A firstoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(B), the forward dot (G) and the backward dot (R); a second overlappingfull color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (B), theforward dot (G) and the next forward dot (R); a third overlapping fullcolor dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (B), the backwarddot (R) and the next backward dot (G); a fourth overlapping full colordynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (B), the left dot (G) andthe next left dot (R); a fifth overlapping full color dynamic pixelgroup comprises the selected dot (B), the left dot (G) and the right dot(R); and a sixth overlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprisesthe selected dot (B), the right dot (R) and the next right dot (G).

Referring to FIG. 4B, according to a fourth embodiment of the invention,a display 40B comprises a plurality of first pixel groups 11B, aplurality of second pixel groups 12B and a plurality of third pixelgroups 13B. The first pixel groups 11B, the third pixel groups 13B andthe second pixel groups 12B are disposed in sequence along the Y-axisdirection to form the display 40B. That is, the first pixel groups 11Bare disposed in first row of the display 40B, are the third pixel groups13B disposed in the second row of the display 40B, and the second pixelgroups 12B are disposed in the third row of the display 40B, insequence. The first pixel groups 11B, the second pixel groups 12B andthe third pixel groups 13B are quadrate shaped.

Referring to FIG. 5A, according to a fifth embodiment of the invention,a display 50A comprises a plurality of first pixel groups 11A, aplurality of second pixel groups 12A and a plurality of third pixelgroups 13A. The first pixel groups 11A, the second pixel groups 12A, thethird pixel groups 13A, the second pixel groups 12A, the first pixelgroups 11A, and the second pixel groups 12A are disposed in sequencealong the Y-axis direction to form the display 50A. That is, the firstpixel groups 11A are disposed in first row of the display 50A, thesecond pixel groups 12A are disposed in the second row of the display50A, the third pixel groups 13A are disposed in the third row of thedisplay 50A, the second pixel groups 12A are disposed in the fourth rowof the display 50A, the first pixel groups 11A are disposed in fifth rowof the display 50A, the second pixel groups 12A are disposed in thesixth row of the display 50A, in sequence. The first pixel groups 11A,the second pixel groups 12A and the third pixel groups 13A are stripeshaped.

According to FIG. 5A-1, the selected dot (G) and two neighboring dotsform an overlapping full color dynamic pixel group, and there are fiveoverlapping full color dynamic pixel groups shown in FIG. 5A-1. A firstoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(B), the forward dot (R) and the next forward dot (G); a secondoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(B), the backward dot (R) and the next backward dot (G); a thirdoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(B), the left dot (G) and the next left dot (R); a fourth overlappingfull color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (B), the leftdot (G) and the right dot (R); and a fifth overlapping full colordynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (B), the right dot (R)and the next right dot (G).

Referring to FIG. 5B, according to a fifth embodiment of the invention,a display 50B comprises a plurality of first pixel groups 11B, aplurality of second pixel groups 12B and a plurality of third pixelgroups 13B. The first pixel groups 11B, the second pixel groups 12B, thethird pixel groups 13B, the second pixel groups 12B, the first pixelgroups 11B, and the second pixel groups 12B are disposed in sequencealong the Y-axis direction to form the display 50B. That is, the firstpixel groups 11B are disposed in first row of the display 50B, thesecond pixel groups 12B are disposed in the second row of the display50B, the third pixel groups 13B are disposed in the third row of thedisplay 50B, the second pixel groups 12B are disposed in the fourth rowof the display 50B, the first pixel groups 11B are disposed in fifth rowof the display 50B, the second pixel groups 12B are disposed in thesixth row of the display 50B, in sequence. The first pixel groups 11B,the second pixel groups 12B and the third pixel groups 13B are quadrateshaped.

Referring to FIG. 6A, according to a sixth embodiment of the invention,a display 60A comprises a plurality of first pixel groups 11A, aplurality of second pixel groups 12A and a plurality of third pixelgroups 13A. The second pixel groups 12A, the first pixel groups 11A, thethird pixel groups 13A, the first pixel groups 11A, the second pixelgroups 12A, and the first pixel groups 11A are disposed in sequencealong the Y-axis direction to form the display 60A. That is, the secondpixel groups 12A are disposed in first row of the display 60A, the firstpixel groups 11A are disposed in the second row of the display 60A, thethird pixel groups 13A are disposed in the third row of the display 60A,the first pixel groups 11A are disposed in the fourth row of the display60A, the second pixel groups 12A are disposed in fifth row of thedisplay 60A, the first pixel groups 11A are disposed in the sixth row ofthe display 60A, in sequence. The first pixel groups 11A, the secondpixel groups 12A and the third pixel groups 13A are stripe shaped.

Referring to FIG. 6B, according to a sixth embodiment of the invention,a display 60B comprises a plurality of first pixel groups 11B, aplurality of second pixel groups 12B and a plurality of third pixelgroups 13B. The second pixel groups 12B, the first pixel groups 11B, thethird pixel groups 13B, the first pixel groups 11B, the second pixelgroups 12B, and the first pixel groups 11B are disposed in sequencealong the Y-axis direction to form the display 60B. That is, the secondpixel groups 12B are disposed in first row of the display 60B, the firstpixel groups 11B are disposed in the second row of the display 60B, thethird pixel groups 13B are disposed in the third row of the display 60B,the first pixel groups 11B are disposed in the fourth row of the display60B, the second pixel groups 12B are disposed in fifth row of thedisplay 60B, the first pixel groups 11B are disposed in the sixth row ofthe display 60B, in sequence. The first pixel groups 11B, the secondpixel groups 12B and the third pixel groups 13B are quadrate shaped.

Given the above, in the embodiments, the first pixel groups 11A or 11B,the second pixel groups 12A or 12B or the third pixel groups 13A or 13Bare disposed in someone sequence along the Y-axis direction. However,according to the invention, the pixel groups can be disposed in someonesequence along the X-axis direction. Furthermore, in the embodiments,along the X-axis direction the pixel groups are the same, for example,in the first embodiment, the first pixel groups 11A are disposedrepeatedly in the first row of the display 10A along the X-axisdirection.

Referring to FIG. 7, according to a seventh embodiment of the invention,a display 70 comprises a plurality of first pixel groups 11A, aplurality of second pixel groups 12C. The first pixel groups 11A and thesecond pixel groups 12C are disposed in sequence along the Y-axisdirection to form the display 70. Each second pixel group 12C comprisesa blue dot 121C, a red dot 122C and a green dot 123C in sequencearranged in a 3×1 matrix. Each dot of the first pixel group has a firstheight, and each dot of the second pixel group has a second height. Thefirst height is different from the second height, and the first heightis larger than the second height. As shown in FIG. 7, the second heightis the half of the first height.

Referring to FIG. 8A, according to a eighth embodiment of the invention,a display 80A comprises a plurality of first pixel groups 81 and aplurality of second pixel groups 82. Each first pixel group and secondpixel group comprises four quadrate dots arranged in a 2×2 matrix. Eachfirst pixel groups 81 comprises a first color dot 811 (A), a secondcolor dot 812 (B), a third color dot 813 (C) and a fourth color dot 814(D). Each second pixel groups 82 comprises a first color dot 821 (A), asecond color dot 822 (B), a third color dot 823 (C) and a fourth colordot 824 (D). In detail, in the first pixel group, the first color dot811 (A) and the second color dot 812 (B) in sequence are disposed on afirst column of the first pixel group 811, and the fourth color dot 814(D) and the third color dot (C) in sequence are disposed on a secondcolumn of the first pixel group 81. In the second pixel group 82, thesecond color dot 822 (B) and the first color dot 821 (A) in sequence aredisposed on a first column of the second pixel group 82, and the fourthcolor dot 824 (D) and the third color dot 823 (C) in sequence aredisposed on a second column of the second pixel group 82.

Therefore, according to FIG. 8A, the first column of the first pixelgroup 81 comprises two color dots (A) and (B) arranged in a firstsequence, and a corresponding column (the first column) of the secondpixel group 82 comprises two same color dots (A) and (B) arranged in asecond sequence, the second sequence is reverse to the first sequence.In the first pixel group and the second pixel group, the first color dot(A) may be a red dot, the second color dot (B) may be a green dot, thethird color dot (C) may be a blue dot, and the fourth color dot (D) maybe a white dot. Furthermore, in the first pixel group and the secondpixel group, the first color dot (A) may be a red dot, the second colordot (B) may be a white dot, the third color dot (C) may be a blue dot,and the fourth color dot (D) may be a green dot.

Referring to FIG. 8A-1, the selected dot (D) and three neighboring dotsform an overlapping full color dynamic pixel group, and there are fouroverlapping full color dynamic pixel groups shown in FIG. 8A-1. A firstoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(D), the left dot (A), the forward dot (C) and the left-forward dot (B);a second overlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises theselected dot (D), the right dot (B), the forward dot (C) and theright-forward dot (A); a third overlapping full color dynamic pixelgroup comprises the selected dot (D), the left dot (A), the backward dot(C) and the left-backward dot (B); a fourth overlapping full colordynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (D), the right dot (B),the backward dot (C) and a right-backward dot (A).

Referring to FIG. 8B, according to the eighth embodiment of theinvention, a display 80B comprises a plurality of first pixel groups 81and a plurality of third pixel groups 83. Each first pixel group andthird pixel group comprises four quadrate dots arranged in a 2×2 matrix.Each third pixel groups 83 comprises a first color dot 831 (A), a secondcolor dot 832 (B), a third color dot 833 (C) and a fourth color dot 834(D). In the FIG. 8B, the second column of the first pixel group 81comprises two color dots (C) and (D) arranged in a first sequence, and acorresponding column (the second column) of the third pixel group 83comprises two same color dots (C) and (D) arranged in a second sequence,the second sequence is reverse to the first sequence. Therefore,according to the eighth embodiment of the invention, one of the twocolumn of the first pixel group comprises two color dots arranged in afirst sequence, and a corresponding column of the second pixel groupcomprises two same color dots arranged in a second sequence, the secondsequence is reverse to the first sequence. Besides, one of the two rowof the first pixel group comprises two color dots arranged in a firstsequence, a corresponding row of the second pixel group comprises twosame color dots arranged in a second sequence, the second sequence isreverse to the first sequence.

Referring to FIG. 8B-1, the selected dot (D) and three neighboring dotsform an overlapping full color dynamic pixel group, and there are fouroverlapping full color dynamic pixel groups shown in FIG. 8B-1. A firstoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(D), the left dot (A), the forward dot (C) and the left-forward dot (B);a second overlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises theselected dot (D), the right dot (A), the forward dot (C) and theright-forward dot (B); a third overlapping full color dynamic pixelgroup comprises the selected dot (D), the left dot (A), the backward dot(C) and the left-backward dot (B); a fourth overlapping full colordynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (D), the right dot (A),the backward dot (C) and a right-backward dot (B).

Referring to FIG. 8C, according to the eighth embodiment of theinvention, a display 80C comprises a plurality of fourth pixel groups 84and a plurality of fifth pixel groups 85. Each fourth pixel group andfifth pixel group comprises four quadrate dots arranged in a 2×2 matrix.Each fourth pixel groups 84 comprises a red color dot 841 (R), a greencolor dot 842 (G), a blue color dot 843 (B) and a white color dot 844(W). Each fifth pixel groups 85 comprises a red color dot 851 (R), agreen color dot 852 (G), a blue color dot 853 (B) and a white color dot854 (W).

Referring to FIG. 8C-1, the selected dot (B) and three neighboring dotsform an overlapping full color dynamic pixel group, and there are fouroverlapping full color dynamic pixel groups shown in FIG. 8C-1. A firstoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(B), the left dot (G), the forward dot (W) and the left-forward dot (R);a second overlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises theselected dot (B), the right dot (R), the forward dot (W) and theright-forward dot (G); a third overlapping full color dynamic pixelgroup comprises the selected dot (B), the left dot (G), the backward dot(W) and the left-backward dot (R); a fourth overlapping full colordynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (B), the right dot (R),the backward dot (W) and a right-backward dot (G).

Referring to FIG. 8D, according to the eighth embodiment of theinvention, a display 80D comprises a plurality of sixth pixel groups 86and a plurality of seventh pixel groups 87. Each sixth pixel group andseventh pixel group comprises four quadrate dots arranged in a 2×2matrix. Each sixth pixel groups 86 comprises a red color dot 861 (R), awhite color dot 862 (W), a blue color dot 863 (B) and a green color dot864 (G). Each seventh pixel groups 87 comprises a red color dot 871 (R),a white color dot 872 (W), a blue color dot 873 (B) and a green colordot 874 (G).

Referring to FIG. 8D-1, the selected dot (G) and three neighboring dotsform an overlapping full color dynamic pixel group, and there are fouroverlapping full color dynamic pixel groups shown in FIG. 8D-1. A firstoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(G), the left dot (R), the forward dot (B) and the left-forward dot (W);a second overlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises theselected dot (G), the right dot (W), the forward dot (B) and theright-forward dot (R); a third overlapping full color dynamic pixelgroup comprises the selected dot (G), the left dot (R), the backward dot(B) and the left-backward dot (W); a fourth overlapping full colordynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (G), the right dot (W),the backward dot (B) and a right-backward dot (R).

Referring to FIG. 8E, according to the eighth embodiment of theinvention, a display 80E comprises a plurality of fourth pixel groups84. Each fourth pixel group comprises four quadrate dots arranged in a2×2 matrix. Each fourth pixel groups 84 comprises a red color dot 841(R), a green color dot 842 (G), a blue color dot 843 (B) and a whitecolor dot 844 (W).

Referring to FIG. 8E-1, the selected dot (G) and three neighboring dotsform an overlapping full color dynamic pixel group, and there are fouroverlapping full color dynamic pixel groups shown in FIG. 8E-1. A firstoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(G), the left dot (B), the forward dot (R) and the left-forward dot (W);a second overlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises theselected dot (G), the right dot (B), the forward dot (R) and theright-forward dot (W); a third overlapping full color dynamic pixelgroup comprises the selected dot (G), the left dot (B), the backward dot(R) and the left-backward dot (W); a fourth overlapping full colordynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (G), the right dot (B),the backward dot (R) and a right-backward dot (W).

Referring to FIG. 8F, according to the eighth embodiment of theinvention, a display 80F comprises a plurality of a plurality of firstpixel groups 81. Each first pixel group comprises four quadrate dotsarranged in a 2×2 matrix. Each first pixel groups 81 comprises a firstcolor dot 811 (A), a second color dot 812 (B), a third color dot 813 (C)and a fourth color dot 814 (D).

Referring to FIG. 8F-1, the selected dot (D) and three neighboring dotsform an overlapping full color dynamic pixel group, and there are fouroverlapping full color dynamic pixel groups shown in FIG. 8F-1. A firstoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(D), the left dot (A), the forward dot (C) and the left-forward dot (B);a second overlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises theselected dot (D), the right dot (A), the forward dot (C) and theright-forward dot (B); a third overlapping full color dynamic pixelgroup comprises the selected dot (D), the left dot (A), the backward dot(C) and the left-backward dot (B); a fourth overlapping full colordynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (D), the right dot (A),the backward dot (C) and a right-backward dot (B).

Referring to FIG. 9A, according to a ninth embodiment of the invention,a display 90A comprises a plurality of first pixel groups 91. The firstpixel groups 91 are quadrate shaped, and each pixel group 91 comprisesfour dots having a first color dot 911, two second color dot 912, 913and a third color dot 914. The first color dot 911 (X) is disposed on afirst row-first column position of the first pixel group 91, two secondcolor dots 912 (Y) and 913 (Y) are disposed respectively on a firstrow-second column and a second row-first column positions of the firstpixel group 91, the third color dot 914 (Z) is disposed on a secondrow-second column position of the first pixel group 91.

The area of the first color dot 911 is the same as that of the thirdcolor dot 914, the area of two second color dots 912 and 913 is the sameas that of the third color dot 914. That is, the area of the secondcolor dot 912 is the half of that of the first color dot 911. In theother word, the first color dot 911 has a first width (for example: 1.5)and a first height (for example: 2), the second color dot 912 has thefirst width and a second height (for example: 1), the third color dot914 has the first width and the first height. Therefore, the secondheight (for example: 1) is the half of the first height (for example:2), and the area of the second color dot 912 is the half of that of thefirst color dot 911.

Referring to FIG. 9A-1, the selected dot (Z) and three neighboring dotsform an overlapping full color dynamic pixel group, and there are fouroverlapping full color dynamic pixel groups shown in FIG. 9A-1. A firstoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(Z), the left dot (Y), the forward dot (Y) and the left-forward dot (X);a second overlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises theselected dot (Z), the right dot (Y), the forward dot (Y) and theright-forward dot (X); a third overlapping full color dynamic pixelgroup comprises the selected dot (Z), the left dot (Y), the backward dot(Y) and the left-backward dot (X); a fourth overlapping full colordynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (Z), the right dot (Y),the backward dot (Y) and a right-backward dot (X).

Referring to FIG. 9B, according to a ninth embodiment of the invention,a display 90B comprises a plurality of second pixel groups 92. Thesecond pixel groups 92 are quadrate shaped, and each second pixel group92 comprises four dots having a first color dot 921, two second colordot 922, 923 and a third color dot 924. The first color dot 921 (X) isdisposed on a first row-first column position of the second pixel group92, two second color dots 922 (Y) and 923 (Y) are disposed respectivelyon a first row-second column and a second row-first column positions ofthe second pixel group 92, the third color dot 924 (Z) is disposed on asecond row-second column position of the second pixel group 92.

The area of the first color dot 921 is the same as that of the thirdcolor dot 924, the area of two second color dots 922 and 923 is the sameas that of the third color dot 914. That is, the area of the secondcolor dot 922 is the half of that of the first color dot 911. In theother word, the first color dot 921 has a first width (for example: 2)and a first height (for example: 1.5), the second color dot 922 has thesecond width (for example: 1) and the first height, the third color dot924 has the first width and the first height. Therefore, the secondwidth (for example: 1) is the half of the first width (for example: 2),and the area of the second color dot 922 is the half of that of thefirst color dot 921.

Referring to FIG. 9B-1, the selected dot (Z) and three neighboring dotsform an overlapping full color dynamic pixel group, and there are fouroverlapping full color dynamic pixel groups shown in FIG. 9B-1. A firstoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(Z), the left dot (Y), the forward dot (Y) and the left-forward dot (X);a second overlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises theselected dot (Z), the right dot (Y), the forward dot (Y) and theright-forward dot (X); a third overlapping full color dynamic pixelgroup comprises the selected dot (Z), the left dot (Y), the backward dot(Y) and the left-backward dot (X); a fourth overlapping full colordynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (Z), the right dot (Y),the backward dot (Y) and a right-backward dot (X).

Referring to FIG. 9C, according to a ninth embodiment of the invention,a display 90C comprises a plurality of first pixel groups 91 and aplurality of second pixel groups 92. The first pixel groups 91 and thesecond pixel groups 92 are quadrate shaped. The first pixel groups 91and the second pixel groups 92 are arranged alternately in the X-axisdirection, as shown in FIG. 9C.

Referring to FIGS. 9A, 9B and 9C, the first color dot (X) may be a reddot, the second color dots (Y) may be green dots, and the third colordot (Z) may be a blue dot. Besides, the first color dot (X) may be a reddot, the second color dots (Y) may be blue dots, and the third color dot(Z) may be a green dot. Furthermore, the first color dot (X) may be agreen dot, the second color dots (Y) may be red dots, and the thirdcolor dot (Z) may be a blue dot. Additionally, the first color dot (X)may be a red dot, the second color dots (Y) may be white dots, and thethird color dot (Z) may be a green dot.

Referring to FIG. 9C-1, the selected dot (Z) and three neighboring dotsform an overlapping full color dynamic pixel group, and there are fouroverlapping full color dynamic pixel groups shown in FIG. 9C-1. A firstoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(Z), the left dot (Y), the forward dot (Y) and the left-forward dot (X);a second overlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises theselected dot (Z), the right dot (Y), the forward dot (Y) and theright-forward dot (X); a third overlapping full color dynamic pixelgroup comprises the selected dot (Z), the left dot (Y), the backward dot(Y) and the left-backward dot (X); a fourth overlapping full colordynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (Z), the right dot (Y),the backward dot (Y) and a right-backward dot (X).

Referring to FIG. 9D, according to a ninth embodiment of the invention,a display 90A comprises a plurality of third pixel groups 93. The thirdpixel groups 93 are quadrate shaped, and each pixel group 93 comprisesfour dots having a first color dot 931, two second color dot 932, 933and a third color dot 934. The first color dot 911 (X) is disposed on asecond row-first column position of the third pixel group 93, two secondcolor dots 932 (Y) and 933 (Y) are disposed respectively on a firstrow-first column and a second row-second column positions of the thirdpixel group 93, the third color dot 934 (Z) is disposed on a firstrow-second column position of the first pixel group 93.

The area of the first color dot 931 is the same as that of the thirdcolor dot 934, the area of two second color dots 932 and 933 is the sameas that of the third color dot 934. That is, the area of the secondcolor dot 932 is the half of that of the first color dot 931. In theother word, the first color dot 931 has a first width (for example: 1.5)and a first height (for example: 2), the second color dot 932 has thefirst width and a second height (for example: 1), the third color dot934 has the first width and the first height. Therefore, the secondheight (for example: 1) is the half of the first height (for example:2), and the area of the second color dot 932 is the half of that of thefirst color dot 931.

Referring to FIG. 9D-1, the selected dot (Z) and three neighboring dotsform an overlapping full color dynamic pixel group, and there are fouroverlapping full color dynamic pixel groups shown in FIG. 9D-1. A firstoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(Z), the left dot (Y), the forward dot (Y) and the left-forward dot (X);a second overlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises theselected dot (Z), the right dot (Y), the forward dot (Y) and theright-forward dot (X); a third overlapping full color dynamic pixelgroup comprises the selected dot (Z), the left dot (Y), the backward dot(Y) and the left-backward dot (X); a fourth overlapping full colordynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (Z), the right dot (Y),the backward dot (Y) and a right-backward dot (X).

Referring to FIG. 9E, according to a ninth embodiment of the invention,a display 90E comprises a plurality of fourth pixel groups 94. Thefourth pixel groups 94 are quadrate shaped, and each pixel group 94comprises four dots having a first color dot 941, two second color dot942, 943 and a third color dot 944. The first color dot 941 (X) isdisposed on a first row-second column position of the fourth pixel group94, two second color dots 942 (Y) and 943 (Y) are disposed respectivelyon a first row-first column and a second row-second column positions ofthe fourth pixel group 94, the third color dot 944 (Z) is disposed on asecond row-first column position of the fourth pixel group 94.

The area of the first color dot 941 is the same as that of the thirdcolor dot 944, the area of two second color dots 942 and 943 is the sameas that of the third color dot 944. That is, the area of the secondcolor dot 942 is the half of that of the first color dot 941. In theother word, the first color dot 941 has a first width (for example: 2)and a first height (for example: 1.5), the second color dot 942 has thesecond width (for example: 1) and the first height, the third color dot944 has the first width and the first height. Therefore, the secondwidth (for example: 1) is the half of the first width (for example: 2),and the area of the second color dot 942 is the half of that of thefirst color dot 941.

Referring to FIG. 9E-1, the selected dot (X) and three neighboring dotsform an overlapping full color dynamic pixel group, and there are fouroverlapping full color dynamic pixel groups shown in FIG. 9E-1. A firstoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(X), the left dot (Y), the forward dot (Y) and the left-forward dot (Z);a second overlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises theselected dot (X), the right dot (Y), the forward dot (Y) and theright-forward dot (Z); a third overlapping full color dynamic pixelgroup comprises the selected dot (X), the left dot (Y), the backward dot(Y) and the left-backward dot (Z); a fourth overlapping full colordynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (X), the right dot (Y),the backward dot (Y) and a right-backward dot (Z).

Referring to FIG. 9F, according to the ninth embodiment of theinvention, a display 90F comprises a plurality of first pixel groups.The first pixel groups arrange in a matrix manner to form the display90F, the display 90F comprises a plurality of odd row first pixel groups95 and a plurality of even row first pixel groups 96. In the odd rowfirst pixel groups 95, for example in the first row (R1), the firstcolor dot 951 is a red dot (R), the second color dots 952 and 953 areblue dots (B), and the third color dot 954 is a green dot (G). In theeven row first pixel groups 96, for example in the second row (R2), thefirst color dot 961 is a green dot (G), the second color dots 962 and963 are blue dots (B), and the third color dot 964 is a red dot (R).

Referring to FIG. 9F-1, the selected dot (G) and three neighboring dotsform an overlapping full color dynamic pixel group, and there are fouroverlapping full color dynamic pixel groups shown in FIG. 9F-1. A firstoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(G), the left dot (B), the forward dot (B) and the left-forward dot (R);a second overlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises theselected dot (G), the right dot (B), the forward dot (B) and theright-forward dot (R); a third overlapping full color dynamic pixelgroup comprises the selected dot (G), the left dot (B), the backward dot(B) and the left-backward dot (R); a fourth overlapping full colordynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (G), the right dot (B),the backward dot (B) and a right-backward dot (R).

Referring to FIG. 9G, according to the ninth embodiment of theinvention, a display 90G comprises a plurality of fourth pixel groups.The fourth pixel groups arrange in a matrix manner to form the display90G, the display 90G comprises a plurality of odd column fourth pixelgroups 97 and a plurality of even column fourth pixel groups 98. In theodd column fourth pixel groups 97, for example in the first column (C1), the first color dot 971 is a red dot (R), the second color dots 972and 973 are blue dots (B), and the third color dot 974 is a green dot(G). In the even column fourth pixel groups 98, for example in thesecond column (C2), the first color dot 981 is a green dot (G), thesecond color dots 982 and 983 are blue dots (B), and the third color dot984 is a red dot (R).

Referring to FIG. 9G-1, the selected dot (R) and three neighboring dotsform an overlapping full color dynamic pixel group, and there are fouroverlapping full color dynamic pixel groups shown in FIG. 9G-1. A firstoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(R), the left dot (B), the forward dot (B) and the left-forward dot (G);a second overlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises theselected dot (R), the right dot (B), the forward dot (B) and theright-forward dot (G); a third overlapping full color dynamic pixelgroup comprises the selected dot (R), the left dot (B), the backward dot(B) and the left-backward dot (G); a fourth overlapping full colordynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (R), the right dot (B),the backward dot (B) and a right-backward dot (G).

Referring to FIG. 9H, according to a ninth embodiment of the invention,a display 90H comprises a plurality of first pixel groups 91 and aplurality of second pixel groups 92. The first pixel groups 91 and thesecond pixel groups 92 are quadrate shaped. The first pixel groups 91and the second pixel groups 92 are arranged alternately in the Y-axisdirection, as shown in FIG. 9H.

Referring to FIG. 9H-1, the selected dot (Z) and three neighboring dotsform an overlapping full color dynamic pixel group, and there are fouroverlapping full color dynamic pixel groups shown in FIG. 9H-1. A firstoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(Z), the left dot (Y), the forward dot (Y) and the left-forward dot (X);a second overlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises theselected dot (Z), the right dot (Y), the forward dot (Y) and theright-forward dot (X); a third overlapping full color dynamic pixelgroup comprises the selected dot (Z), the left dot (Y), the backward dot(Y) and the left-backward dot (X); a fourth overlapping full colordynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (Z), the right dot (Y),the backward dot (Y) and a right-backward dot (X).

Referring to FIG. 9I, according to a ninth embodiment of the invention,a display 90I comprises a plurality of first pixel groups 91 and aplurality of second pixel groups 92. The first pixel groups 91 and thesecond pixel groups 92 are quadrate shaped. The first pixel groups 91and the second pixel groups 92 are arranged alternately in the Y-axisdirection, and the first pixel groups 91 and the second pixel groups 92are arranged alternately in the X-axis direction, as shown in FIG. 9I.

Referring to FIG. 9I-1, the selected dot (Z) and three neighboring dotsform an overlapping full color dynamic pixel group, and there are fouroverlapping full color dynamic pixel groups shown in FIG. 9I-1. A firstoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(Z), the left dot (Y), the forward dot (Y) and the left-forward dot (X);a second overlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises theselected dot (Z), the right dot (Y), the forward dot (Y) and theright-forward dot (X); a third overlapping full color dynamic pixelgroup comprises the selected dot (Z), the left dot (Y), the backward dot(Y) and the left-backward dot (X); a fourth overlapping full colordynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (Z), the right dot (Y),the backward dot (Y) and a right-backward dot (X).

Referring to FIG. 9J, it shows a conventional Delta arrangement. Theconventional Delta arrangement 90J comprises a plurality of delta pixelgroups 99. Each delta pixel group comprises a first color dot 991, asecond color dot 992 and a third color dot 993.

Referring to FIG. 9J-1, the selected dot (R) and two neighboring dotsform an overlapping full color dynamic pixel group, and there are sixoverlapping full color dynamic pixel groups shown in FIG. 9J-l. A firstoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(R), the right dot (G) and the right-forward dot (B); a secondoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(R), the right dot (G) and the right-backward dot (B); a thirdoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(R), the left dot (B) and the left-backward dot (G); a fourthoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(R), the left dot (B) and the left-forward dot (G); a fifth overlappingfull color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (R), theleft-forward dot (G) and the right-forward dot (B); and a sixthoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(R), the left-backward dot (G) and the right-backward dot (B).

According to FIG. 9J-2, the selected dot (R) and two neighboring dotsform an overlapping full color dynamic pixel group, and there are sixoverlapping full color dynamic pixel groups shown in FIG. 9J-2. A firstoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(R), the left dot (B) and the next left dot (G); a second overlappingfull color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (R), the leftdot (B) and the right dot (G); and a third overlapping full colordynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (R), the right dot (G)and the next right dot (B); a fourth overlapping full color dynamicpixel group comprises the selected dot (R), the left-backward dot (G)and the next left-backward dot (B); a fifth overlapping full colordynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (R), the right-backwarddot (B) and the next right-backward dot (G); a sixth overlapping fullcolor dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot (R), theleft-forward dot (G) and the next left-forward dot (B); and a seventhoverlapping full color dynamic pixel group comprises the selected dot(R), the right-forward dot (B) and the next right-forward dot (G).

Referring to FIG. 10, the display 10A further comprises a plurality ofsource drivers for providing data to the dots of the first pixel groups.The source drivers comprise a plurality of first source driver groups211, 212, a plurality of second source driver groups 221, 222 and aplurality of third source driver groups 231 and 232. Each the firstsource driver groups provides data to two columns having red dots andblue dots, and each the second source driver groups provides data to onecolumn having red dots and green dots. For example, the first sourcedriver group 211 provides data to the first column and the fourth columnhaving red dots and blue dots, and the second source driver group 221provides data to the second column having red dots and green dots. And,each the first source driver groups provides the same data to twocolumns having red dots and blue dots. Therefore, the display of theinvention can save drivers, and the cost can decrease.

Besides, each the third source driver groups provides the data to twocolumns having blue dots and green dots. For example, the third sourcedriver group 231 provides the data to the third column and the sixthcolumn having blue dots and green dots. Each the third source drivergroups can provides the same data to two columns having blue dots andgreen dots.

FIG. 11 shows a conventional arrangement (first arrangement) having aplurality of RGB groups. Each RGB group comprises three color dots andthree first data representing three color dots. Each RGB group has acorresponding coordinate value, that is, a RGB group is disposed on aposition of a coordinate value. For example, on a position of acoordinate value (5, 3) there is a RGB group having three color dots andthree first data representing three color dots.

FIG. 12 shows a second arrangement according to the first embodiment ofthe invention. The second arrangement comprises a plurality of firstpixel groups and a plurality of second pixel groups as described in FIG.1B. The first pixel group comprises a red dot (R), a green dot (G) and ablue dot (B) in sequence arranged in a matrix. The second pixel groupcomprises a blue dot (B), a red dot (R) and a green dot (G) in sequencearranged in a matrix. Each color dot of the first pixel groups and thesecond pixel groups has a corresponding coordinate value, that is, acolor dot is disposed on a position of a coordinate value. For example,on a position of a coordinate value (5, 3) there is a green dot (G).Each color dot has a second data representing the color dot.

According to the invention, a method is provided for converting thefirst data of the first arrangement to the second data of the secondarrangement. Firstly, a selected dot is determined. As shown in FIG.13A, a blue dot (B) is selected from the second arrangement. Then, acorresponding coordinate value of the selected dot can be obtained, forexample, the selected dot (B) is disposed on a position of acorresponding coordinate value (6, 3).

According to the corresponding coordinate value (6, 3), a selected RGBgroup can be determined from the first arrangement. As shown in FIG.13B, a selected RGB group disposed on the corresponding coordinate value(6, 3) is determined from the first arrangement. The known first data ofthe selected RGB group can be obtained to calculate the second data ofthe selected dot (B) disposed on the corresponding coordinate value (6,3). Because the selected dot is the blue dot (B), the second data of theselected dot (B) is equal to the first data of the blue color within theselected RGB group disposed on the corresponding coordinate value (6,3).

Referring to FIGS. 13A and 13B, the method of the invention furthercomprises a step of determining a plurality of surrounding RGB groupsnear to the selected RGB group. The second data are calculated accordingto the first data of the selected RGB group and the surrounding RGBgroups. Then, a rendering weight between 0% to 100% is determined, andthe first data of the selected RGB group are multiplied by the renderingweight, and the first data of the surrounding RGB groups are multipliedrespectively by a plurality of coefficients calculated from (100%−therendering weight) so as to calculate the second data. The sum of thecoefficients may be equal to (100%−the rendering weight). Thecoefficients may be the same.

Referring to FIGS. 13A and 13B, according to the second method of theinvention, a left RGB group at the left of and adjacent to the selectedRGB group along a X-axis direction is determined, and a right RGB groupat the right of and adjacent to the selected RGB group along the X-axisdirection is determined. Therefore, the left RGB group is disposed onthe corresponding coordinate value (5, 3), and the right RGB group isdisposed on the corresponding coordinate value (7, 3). The second dataare calculated according to the first data of the selected RGB group on(6, 3), the left RGB group on (5, 3) and the right RGB group on (7, 3).

Furthermore, a rendering weight (W) between 0% to 100% is determined,wherein the first data of the selected RGB group are multiplied by therendering weight (W), and the first data of the left RGB group and theright RGB group are multiplied respectively by a first coefficient and asecond coefficient calculated from (100%−the rendering weight) so as tocalculate the second data. In detail, the second data of the selecteddot (B) on (6, 3) is equal to (W×the first data of the blue dot of theselected RGB group on (6, 3))+(the first coefficient×the first data ofthe blue dot of the left RGB group on (5, 3))+(the secondcoefficient×the first data of the blue dot of the right RGB group on (7,3)). The first coefficient and the second coefficient may be half of(100%−the rendering weight).

According to the third method of the invention, a forward RGB group atthe front of and adjacent to the selected RGB group along a Y-axisdirection is determined, and a backward RGB group at the back of andadjacent to the selected RGB group along the Y-axis direction isdetermined. Therefore, the forward RGB group is disposed on thecorresponding coordinate value (6, 2), and the backward RGB group isdisposed on the corresponding coordinate value (6, 4). The second dataare calculated according to the first data of the selected RGB group,the forward RGB group and the backward RGB group.

Besides, a rendering weight between 0% to 100% is determined, whereinthe first data of the selected RGB group are multiplied by the renderingweight, and the first data of the forward RGB group and the backward RGBgroup are multiplied respectively by a first coefficient and a secondcoefficient calculated from (100%−the rendering weight) so as tocalculate the second data. In detail, the second data of the selecteddot (B) on (6, 3) is equal to (W×the first data of the blue dot of theselected RGB group on (6, 3))+(the first coefficient×the first data ofthe blue dot of forward RGB group on (6, 2))+(the second coefficient×thefirst data of the blue dot of the backward RGB group on (6, 4)). Thefirst coefficient and the second coefficient may be half of (100%−therendering weight).

According to the fourth method of the invention, a forward RGB group atthe front of and adjacent to the selected RGB group along the Y-axisdirection is determined, and a left RGB group at the left of andadjacent to the selected RGB group along the X-axis direction isdetermined. Therefore, the forward RGB group is disposed on thecorresponding coordinate value (6, 2), and the left RGB group isdisposed on the corresponding coordinate value (5, 3). The second dataare calculated according to the first data of the selected RGB group,the forward RGB group and the left RGB group.

Furthermore, a rendering weight between 0% to 100% is determined,wherein the first data of the selected RGB group are multiplied by therendering weight, and the first data of the forward RGB group and theleft RGB group are multiplied respectively by a first coefficient and asecond coefficient calculated from (100%−the rendering weight) so as tocalculate the second data. In detail, the second data of the selecteddot (B) on (6, 3) is equal to (W×the first data of the blue dot of theselected RGB group on (6, 3))+(the first coefficient×the first data ofthe blue dot of the forward RGB group on (6, 2))+(the secondcoefficient×the first data of the blue dot of the left RGB group on (5,3)). The first coefficient and the second coefficient may be half of(100%−the rendering weight).

According to the fifth method of the invention, a forward RGB group atthe front of and adjacent to the selected RGB group along the Y-axisdirection is determined, and a right RGB group at the right of andadjacent to the selected RGB group along the X-axis direction isdetermined. Therefore, the forward RGB group is disposed on thecorresponding coordinate value (6, 2), and the right RGB group isdisposed on the corresponding coordinate value (7, 3). The second dataare calculated according to the first data of the selected RGB group,the forward RGB group and the right RGB group.

Besides, a rendering weight between 0% to 100% is determined, whereinthe first data of the selected RGB group are multiplied by the renderingweight, and the first data of the forward RGB group and the right RGBgroup are multiplied respectively by a first coefficient and a secondcoefficient calculated from (100%−the rendering weight) so as tocalculate the second data. In detail, the second data of the selecteddot (B) on (6, 3) is equal to (W×the first data of the blue dot of theselected RGB group on (6, 3))+(the first coefficient×the first data ofthe blue dot of the forward RGB group on (6, 2))+(the secondcoefficient×the first data of the blue dot of the right RGB group on (7,3)). The first coefficient and the second coefficient may be half of(100%−the rendering weight).

According to the sixth method of the invention, a backward RGB group atthe back of and adjacent to the selected RGB group along the Y-axisdirection is determined, and a left RGB group at the left of andadjacent to the selected RGB group along a X-axis direction isdetermined. Therefore, the backward RGB group is disposed on thecorresponding coordinate value (6, 4), and the left RGB group isdisposed on the corresponding coordinate value (5, 3). The second dataare calculated according to the first data of the selected RGB group,the backward RGB group and the left RGB group.

Furthermore, a rendering weight between 0% to 100% is determined,wherein the first data of the selected RGB group are multiplied by therendering weight, and the first data of the backward RGB group and theleft RGB group are multiplied respectively by a first coefficient and asecond coefficient calculated from (100%−the rendering weight) so as tocalculate the second data. In detail, the second data of the selecteddot (B) on (6, 3) is equal to (W×the first data of the blue dot of theselected RGB group on (6, 3))+(the first coefficient×the first data ofthe blue dot of the backward RGB group on (6, 4))+(the secondcoefficient×the first data of the blue dot of the left RGB group on (5,3)). The first coefficient and the second coefficient may be half of(100%−the rendering weight).

According to the seventh method of the invention, a backward RGB groupat the back of and adjacent to the selected RGB group along the Y-axisdirection is determined, and a right RGB group at the right of andadjacent to the selected RGB group along the X-axis direction isdetermined. Therefore, the backward RGB group is disposed on thecorresponding coordinate value (6, 4), and the right RGB group isdisposed on the corresponding coordinate value (7, 3). The second dataare calculated according to the first data of the selected RGB group,the backward RGB group and the right RGB group.

Furthermore, a rendering weight between 0% to 100% is determined,wherein the first data of the selected RGB group are multiplied by therendering weight, and the first data of the backward RGB group and theright RGB group are multiplied respectively by a first coefficient and asecond coefficient calculated from (100%−the rendering weight) so as tocalculate the second data. In detail, the second data of the selecteddot (B) on (6, 3) is equal to (W×the first data of the blue dot of theselected RGB group on (6, 3))+(the first coefficient×the first data ofthe blue dot of the backward RGB group on (6, 4))+(the secondcoefficient×the first data of the blue dot of the right RGB group on (7,3)). The first coefficient and the second coefficient may be half of(100%−the rendering weight).

According to the eighth method of the invention, a left-forward RGBgroup adjacent to both the left RGB group and the forward RGB group isdetermined, and a left-backward RGB group adjacent to both the left RGBgroup and the backward RGB group is determined. Therefore, theleft-forward RGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinate value(5, 2), and the left-backward RGB group is disposed on the correspondingcoordinate value (5, 4). The second data are calculated according to thefirst data of the selected RGB group, the left-forward RGB group and theleft-backward RGB group.

Furthermore, a rendering weight between 0% to 100% is determined,wherein the first data of the selected RGB group are multiplied by therendering weight, and the first data of the left-forward RGB group andthe left-backward RGB group are multiplied respectively by a firstcoefficient and a second coefficient calculated from (100%−the renderingweight) so as to calculate the second data. In detail, the second dataof the selected dot (B) on (6, 3) is equal to (W×the first data of theblue dot of the selected RGB group on (6, 3))+(the first coefficient×thefirst data of the blue dot of the left-forward RGB group on (5, 2))+(thesecond coefficient×the first data of the blue dot of the left-backwardRGB group on (5, 4)). The first coefficient and the second coefficientmay be half of (100%−the rendering weight).

According to the ninth method of the invention, a left-forward RGB groupadjacent to both the left RGB group and the forward RGB group isdetermined, and a right-forward RGB group adjacent to both the right RGBgroup and the forward RGB group is determined. Therefore, theleft-forward RGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinate value(5, 2), and the right-forward RGB group is disposed on the correspondingcoordinate value (7, 2). The second data are calculated according to thefirst data of the selected RGB group, the left-forward RGB group and theright-forward RGB group.

Besides, a rendering weight between 0% to 100% is determined, whereinthe first data of the selected RGB group are multiplied by the renderingweight, and the first data of the left-forward RGB group and theright-forward RGB group are multiplied respectively by a firstcoefficient and a second coefficient calculated from (100%−the renderingweight) so as to calculate the second data. In detail, the second dataof the selected dot (B) on (6, 3) is equal to (W×the first data of theblue dot of the selected RGB group on (6, 3))+(the first coefficient×thefirst data of the blue dot of the left-forward RGB group on (5, 2))+(thesecond coefficient×the first data of the blue dot of the right-forwardRGB group on (7, 2)). The first coefficient and the second coefficientmay be half of (100%−the rendering weight).

According to the tenth method of the invention, a right-forward RGBgroup adjacent to both the right RGB group and the forward RGB group isdetermined, and a right-backward RGB group adjacent to both the rightRGB group and the backward RGB group is determined. Therefore, theright-forward RGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinatevalue (7, 2), and the right-backward RGB group is disposed on thecorresponding coordinate value (7, 4). The second data are calculatedaccording to the first data of the selected RGB group, the right-forwardRGB group and the right-backward RGB group.

Besides, a rendering weight between 0% to 100% is determined, whereinthe first data of the selected RGB group are multiplied by the renderingweight, and the first data of the right-forward RGB group and theright-backward RGB group are multiplied respectively by a firstcoefficient and a second coefficient calculated from (100%−the renderingweight) so as to calculate the second data. In detail, the second dataof the selected dot (B) on (6, 3) is equal to (W×the first data of theblue dot of the selected RGB group on (6, 3))+(the first coefficient×thefirst data of the blue dot of the right-forward RGB group on (7,2))+(the second coefficient×the first data of the blue dot of theright-backward RGB group on (7, 4)). The first coefficient and thesecond coefficient may be half of (100%−the rendering weight).

According to the eleventh method of the invention, a left-backward RGBgroup adjacent to both the left RGB group and the backward RGB group isdetermined, and a right-backward RGB group adjacent to both the rightRGB group and the backward RGB group is determined. Therefore, theleft-backward RGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinatevalue (5, 4), and the right-backward RGB group is disposed on thecorresponding coordinate value (7, 4). The second data are calculatedaccording to the first data of the selected RGB group, the left-backwardRGB group and the right-backward RGB group.

Furthermore, a rendering weight between 0% to 100% is determined,wherein the first data of the selected RGB group are multiplied by therendering weight, and the first data of the left-backward RGB group andthe right-backward RGB group are multiplied respectively by a firstcoefficient and a second coefficient calculated from (100%−the renderingweight) so as to calculate the second data. In detail, the second dataof the selected dot (B) on (6, 3) is equal to (W×the first data of theblue dot of the selected RGB group on (6, 3))+(the first coefficient×thefirst data of the blue dot of the left-backward RGB group on (5,4))+(the second coefficient×the first data of the blue dot of theright-backward RGB group on (7, 4)). The first coefficient and thesecond coefficient may be half of (100%−the rendering weight).

According to the twelfth method of the invention, a left RGB group atthe left of and adjacent to the selected RGB group along the X-axisdirection is determined, a right RGB group at the right of and adjacentto the selected RGB group along the X-axis direction is determined, anda forward RGB group at the front of and adjacent to the selected RGBgroup along the Y-axis direction is determined. Therefore, the left RGBgroup is disposed on the corresponding coordinate value (5, 3), theright RGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinate value (7,3), and the forward RGB group is disposed on the correspondingcoordinate value (6, 2). The second data are calculated according to thefirst data of the selected RGB group, the left RGB group, the right RGBgroup and the forward RGB group.

Besides, a rendering weight between 0% to 100% is determined, whereinthe first data of the selected RGB group are multiplied by the renderingweight, and the first data of the left RGB group, the right RGB groupand the forward RGB group are multiplied respectively by a firstcoefficient, a second coefficient and a third coefficient calculatedfrom (100%−the rendering weight) so as to calculate the second data. Indetail, the second data of the selected dot (B) on (6, 3) is equal to(W×the first data of the blue dot of the selected RGB group on (6,3))+(the first coefficient×the first data of the blue dot of the leftRGB group on (5, 3))+(the second coefficient×the first data of the bluedot of the right RGB group on (7, 3))+(the third coefficient×the firstdata of the blue dot of the forward RGB group on (6, 2)). The firstcoefficient, the second coefficient and the third coefficient may be onethird of (100%−the rendering weight).

According to the thirteenth method of the invention, a left RGB group atthe left of and adjacent to the selected RGB group along a X-axisdirection is determined, a right RGB group at the right of and adjacentto the selected RGB group along the X-axis direction is determined, anda backward RGB group at the back of and adjacent to the selected RGBgroup along a Y-axis direction is determined. Therefore, the left RGBgroup is disposed on the corresponding coordinate value (5, 3), theright RGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinate value (7,3), and the backward RGB group is disposed on the correspondingcoordinate value (6, 4). The second data are calculated according to thefirst data of the selected RGB group, the left RGB group, the right RGBgroup and the backward RGB group.

Furthermore, a rendering weight between 0% to 100% is determined,wherein the first data of the selected RGB group are multiplied by therendering weight, and the first data of the left RGB group, the rightRGB group and the backward RGB group are multiplied respectively by afirst coefficient, a second coefficient and a third coefficientcalculated from (100%−the rendering weight) so as to calculate thesecond data. In detail, the second data of the selected dot (B) on (6,3) is equal to (W×the first data of the blue dot of the selected RGBgroup on (6, 3))+(the first coefficient×the first data of the blue dotof the left RGB group on (5, 3))+(the second coefficient×the first dataof the blue dot of the right RGB group on (7, 3))+(the thirdcoefficient×the first data of the blue dot of the backward RGB group on(6, 4)). The first coefficient, the second coefficient and the thirdcoefficient may be one third of (100%−the rendering weight).

According to the fourteenth method of the invention, a left RGB group atthe left of and adjacent to the selected RGB group along a X-axisdirection is determined, a backward RGB group at the back of andadjacent to the selected RGB group along a Y-axis direction isdetermined, and a forward RGB group at the front of and adjacent to theselected RGB group along a Y-axis direction is determined. Therefore,the left RGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinate value (5,3), the backward RGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinatevalue (6, 4), and the forward RGB group is disposed on the correspondingcoordinate value (6, 2). The second data are calculated according to thefirst data of the selected RGB group, the left RGB group, the backwardRGB group and the forward RGB group.

Besides, a rendering weight between 0% to 100% is determined, whereinthe first data of the selected RGB group are multiplied by the renderingweight, and the first data of the left RGB group, the backward RGB groupand the forward RGB group are multiplied respectively by a firstcoefficient, a second coefficient and a third coefficient calculatedfrom (100%−the rendering weight) so as to calculate the second data. Indetail, the second data of the selected dot (B) on (6, 3) is equal to(W×the first data of the blue dot of the selected RGB group on (6,3))+(the first coefficient×the first data of the blue dot of the leftRGB group on (5, 3))+(the second coefficient×the first data of the bluedot of the backward RGB group on (6, 4))+(the third coefficient×thefirst data of the blue dot of the forward RGB group on (6, 2)). Thefirst coefficient, the second coefficient and the third coefficient maybe one third of (100%−the rendering weight).

According to the fifteenth method of the invention, a right RGB group atthe right of and adjacent to the selected RGB group along the X-axisdirection is determined, a backward RGB group at the back of andadjacent to the selected RGB group along a Y-axis direction isdetermined, and a forward RGB group at the front of and adjacent to theselected RGB group along a Y-axis direction is determined. Therefore,the right RGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinate value(7, 3), the backward RGB group is disposed on the correspondingcoordinate value (6, 4), and the forward RGB group is disposed on thecorresponding coordinate value (6, 2). The second data are calculatedaccording to the first data of the selected RGB group, the right RGBgroup, the backward RGB group and the forward RGB group.

Furthermore, a rendering weight between 0% to 100% is determined,wherein the first data of the selected RGB group are multiplied by therendering weight, and the first data of the right RGB group, thebackward RGB group and the forward RGB group are multiplied respectivelyby a first coefficient, a second coefficient and a third coefficientcalculated from (100%−the rendering weight) so as to calculate thesecond data. In detail, the second data of the selected dot (B) on (6,3) is equal to (W×the first data of the blue dot of the selected RGBgroup on (6, 3))+(the first coefficient×the first data of the blue dotof the right RGB group on (7, 3))+(the second coefficient×the first dataof the blue dot of the backward RGB group on (6, 4))+(the thirdcoefficient×the first data of the blue dot of the forward RGB group on(6, 2)). The first coefficient, the second coefficient and the thirdcoefficient may be one third of (100%−the rendering weight).

According to the sixteenth method of the invention, a left RGB group atthe left of and adjacent to the selected RGB group along a X-axisdirection is determined, a forward RGB group at the back of and adjacentto the selected RGB group along a Y-axis direction is determined, and aleft-forward RGB group adjacent to both the left RGB group and theforward RGB group is determined. Therefore, the left RGB group isdisposed on the corresponding coordinate value (5, 3), the forward RGBgroup is disposed on the corresponding coordinate value (6, 2), and theleft-forward RGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinate value(5, 2). The second data are calculated according to the first data ofthe selected RGB group, the left RGB group, the forward RGB group andthe left-forward RGB group.

Besides, a rendering weight between 0% to 100% is determined, whereinthe first data of the selected RGB group are multiplied by the renderingweight, and the first data of the left RGB group, the forward RGB groupand the left-forward RGB group are multiplied respectively by a firstcoefficient, a second coefficient and a third coefficient calculatedfrom (100%−the rendering weight) so as to calculate the second data. Indetail, the second data of the selected dot (B) on (6, 3) is equal to(W×the first data of the blue dot of the selected RGB group on (6,3))+(the first coefficient×the first data of the blue dot of the leftRGB group on (5, 3))+(the second coefficient×the first data of the bluedot of the forward RGB group on (6, 2))+(the third coefficient×the firstdata of the blue dot of the left-forward RGB group on (5, 2)). The firstcoefficient, the second coefficient and the third coefficient may be onethird of (100%−the rendering weight). For example, the rendering weight(W) may be 5/8, the first coefficient may be 1/8, the second coefficientmay be 1/8 and the third coefficient may be 1/8. Additionally, therendering weight (W) may be 7/16, the first coefficient may be 3/16, thesecond coefficient may be 3/16 and the third coefficient may be 3/16.

According to the seventeenth method of the invention, a right RGB groupat the right of and adjacent to the selected RGB group along a X-axisdirection is determined, a backward RGB group at the back of andadjacent to the selected RGB group along a Y-axis direction isdetermined, and a right-backward RGB group adjacent to both the rightRGB group and the backward RGB group is determined. Therefore, the rightRGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinate value (7, 3), thebackward RGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinate value (6,4), and the right-backward RGB group is disposed on the correspondingcoordinate value (7, 4). The second data are calculated according to thefirst data of the selected RGB group, the right RGB group, the backwardRGB group and the right-backward RGB group.

Furthermore, a rendering weight between 0% to 100% is determined,wherein the first data of the selected RGB group are multiplied by therendering weight, and the first data of the right RGB group, thebackward RGB group and the right-backward RGB group are multipliedrespectively by a first coefficient, a second coefficient and a thirdcoefficient calculated from (100%−the rendering weight) so as tocalculate the second data. In detail, the second data of the selecteddot (B) on (6, 3) is equal to (W×the first data of the blue dot of theselected RGB group on (6, 3))+(the first coefficient×the first data ofthe blue dot of the right RGB group on (7, 3))+(the secondcoefficient×the first data of the blue dot of the backward RGB group on(6, 4))+(the third coefficient×the first data of the blue dot of theright-backward RGB group on (7, 4)). The first coefficient, the secondcoefficient and the third coefficient may be one third of (100%−therendering weight). For example, the rendering weight (W) may be 5/8, thefirst coefficient may be 1/8, the second coefficient may be 1/8 and thethird coefficient may be 1/8. Additionally, the rendering weight (W) maybe 7/16, the first coefficient may be 3/16, the second coefficient maybe 3/16 and the third coefficient may be 3/16.

According to the eighteenth method of the invention, a right RGB groupat the right of and adjacent to the selected RGB group along a X-axisdirection is determined, a forward RGB group at the back of and adjacentto the selected RGB group along a Y-axis direction is determined, and aright-forward RGB group adjacent to both the right RGB group and theforward RGB group is determined. Therefore, the right RGB group isdisposed on the corresponding coordinate value (7, 3), the forward RGBgroup is disposed on the corresponding coordinate value (6, 2), and theright-forward RGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinatevalue (7, 2). The second data are calculated according to the first dataof the selected RGB group, the right RGB group, the forward RGB groupand the right-forward RGB group.

Besides, a rendering weight between 0% to 100% is determined, whereinthe first data of the selected RGB group are multiplied by the renderingweight, and the first data of the right RGB group, the forward RGB groupand the right-forward RGB group are multiplied respectively by a firstcoefficient, a second coefficient and a third coefficient calculatedfrom (100%−the rendering weight) so as to calculate the second data. Indetail, the second data of the selected dot (B) on (6, 3) is equal to(W×the first data of the blue dot of the selected RGB group on (6,3))+(the first coefficient×the first data of the blue dot of the rightRGB group on (7, 3))+(the second coefficient×the first data of the bluedot of the forward RGB group on (6, 2))+(the third coefficient×the firstdata of the blue dot of the right-forward RGB group on (7, 2)). Thefirst coefficient, the second coefficient and the third coefficient maybe one third of (100%−the rendering weight). For example, the renderingweight (W) may be 5/8, the first coefficient may be 1/8, the secondcoefficient may be 1/8 and the third coefficient may be 1/8.Additionally, the rendering weight (W) may be 7/16, the firstcoefficient may be 3/16, the second coefficient may be 3/16 and thethird coefficient may be 3/16.

According to the nineteenth method of the invention, a left RGB group atthe left of and adjacent to the selected RGB group along a X-axisdirection is determined, a backward RGB group at the back of andadjacent to the selected RGB group along a Y-axis direction isdetermined, and a left-backward RGB group adjacent to both the left RGBgroup and the backward RGB group is determined. Therefore, the left RGBgroup is disposed on the corresponding coordinate value (5, 3), thebackward RGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinate value (6,4), and the left-backward RGB group is disposed on the correspondingcoordinate value (5, 4). The second data are calculated according to thefirst data of the selected RGB group, the left RGB group, the backwardRGB group and the left-backward RGB group.

Furthermore, a rendering weight between 0% to 100% is determined,wherein the first data of the selected RGB group are multiplied by therendering weight, and the first data of the left RGB group, the backwardRGB group and the left-backward RGB group are multiplied respectively bya first coefficient, a second coefficient and a third coefficientcalculated from (100%−the rendering weight) so as to calculate thesecond data. In detail, the second data of the selected dot (B) on (6,3) is equal to (W×the first data of the blue dot of the selected RGBgroup on (6, 3))+(the first coefficient×the first data of the blue dotof the left RGB group on (5, 3))+(the second coefficient×the first dataof the blue dot of the backward RGB group on (6, 4))+(the thirdcoefficient×the first data of the blue dot of the left-backward RGBgroup on (5, 4)). The first coefficient, the second coefficient and thethird coefficient may be one third of (100%−the rendering weight). Forexample, the rendering weight (W) may be 5/8, the first coefficient maybe 1/8, the second coefficient may be 1/8 and the third coefficient maybe 1/8. Additionally, the rendering weight (W) may be 7/16, the firstcoefficient may be 3/16, the second coefficient may be 3/16 and thethird coefficient may be 3/16.

According to the twentieth method of the invention, a left RGB group atthe left of and adjacent to the selected RGB group along a X-axisdirection is determined, a left-forward RGB group adjacent to both theleft RGB group and the forward RGB group is determined, and aleft-backward RGB group adjacent to both the left RGB group and thebackward RGB group is determined. Therefore, the left RGB group isdisposed on the corresponding coordinate value (5, 3), the left-forwardRGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinate value (5, 2), andthe left-backward RGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinatevalue (5, 4). The second data are calculated according to the first dataof the selected RGB group, the left RGB group, the left-forward RGBgroup and the left-backward RGB group.

Furthermore, a rendering weight between 0% to 100% is determined,wherein the first data of the selected RGB group are multiplied by therendering weight, and the first data of the left RGB group, theleft-forward RGB group and the left-backward RGB group are multipliedrespectively by a first coefficient, a second coefficient and a thirdcoefficient calculated from (100%−the rendering weight) so as tocalculate the second data. In detail, the second data of the selecteddot (B) on (6, 3) is equal to (W×the first data of the blue dot of theselected RGB group on (6, 3))+(the first coefficient×the first data ofthe blue dot of the left RGB group on (5, 3))+(the secondcoefficient×the first data of the blue dot of the left-forward RGB groupon (5, 2))+(the third coefficient×the first data of the blue dot of theleft-backward RGB group on (5, 4)). The first coefficient, the secondcoefficient and the third coefficient may be one third of (100%−therendering weight).

According to the twenty-first method of the invention, a right RGB groupat the right of and adjacent to the selected RGB group along the X-axisdirection is determined, a right-forward RGB group adjacent to both theright RGB group and the forward RGB group is determined, and aright-backward RGB group adjacent to both the right RGB group and thebackward RGB group is determined. Therefore, the right RGB group isdisposed on the corresponding coordinate value (7, 3), the right-forwardRGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinate value (7, 2), andthe right-backward RGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinatevalue (7, 4). The second data are calculated according to the first dataof the selected RGB group, the right RGB group, the right-forward RGBgroup and the right-backward RGB group.

Besides, a rendering weight between 0% to 100% is determined, whereinthe first data of the selected RGB group are multiplied by the renderingweight, and the first data of the right RGB group, the right-forward RGBgroup and the right-backward RGB group are multiplied respectively by afirst coefficient, a second coefficient and a third coefficientcalculated from (100%−the rendering weight) so as to calculate thesecond data. In detail, the second data of the selected dot (B) on (6,3) is equal to (W×the first data of the blue dot of the selected RGBgroup on (6, 3))+(the first coefficient×the first data of the blue dotof the right RGB group on (7, 3))+(the second coefficient×the first dataof the blue dot of the right-forward RGB group on (7, 2))+(the thirdcoefficient×the first data of the blue dot of the right-backward RGBgroup on (7, 4)). The first coefficient, the second coefficient and thethird coefficient may be one third of (100%−the rendering weight).

According to the twenty-second method of the invention, a forward RGBgroup at the front of and adjacent to the selected RGB group along aY-axis direction is determined, a left-forward RGB group adjacent toboth the left RGB group and the forward RGB group is determined, and aright-forward RGB group adjacent to both the right RGB group and theforward RGB group is determined. Therefore, the forward RGB group isdisposed on the corresponding coordinate value (6, 2), the left-forwardRGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinate value (5, 2), andthe right-forward RGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinatevalue (7, 2). The second data are calculated according to the first dataof the selected RGB group, the forward RGB group, the left-forward RGBgroup and the right-forward RGB group.

Furthermore, a rendering weight between 0% to 100% is determined,wherein the first data of the selected RGB group are multiplied by therendering weight, and the first data of the forward RGB group, theleft-forward RGB group and the right-forward RGB group are multipliedrespectively by a first coefficient, a second coefficient and a thirdcoefficient calculated from (100%−the rendering weight) so as tocalculate the second data. In detail, the second data of the selecteddot (B) on (6, 3) is equal to (W×the first data of the blue dot of theselected RGB group on (6, 3))+(the first coefficient×the first data ofthe blue dot of the forward RGB group on (6, 2))+(the second coefficientx the first data of the blue dot of the left-forward RGB group on (5,2))+(the third coefficient×the first data of the blue dot of theright-forward RGB group on (7, 2)). The first coefficient, the secondcoefficient and the third coefficient may be one third of (100%−therendering weight).

According to the twenty-third method of the invention, a backward RGBgroup at the back of and adjacent to the selected RGB group along aY-axis direction is determined, a right-backward RGB group adjacent toboth the right RGB group and the backward RGB group is determined, and aleft-backward RGB group adjacent to both the left RGB group and thebackward RGB group is determined. Therefore, the backward RGB group isdisposed on the corresponding coordinate value (6, 4), theright-backward RGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinatevalue (7, 4), and the left-backward RGB group is disposed on thecorresponding coordinate value (5, 4). The second data are calculatedaccording to the first data of the selected RGB group, the backward RGBgroup, the right-backward RGB group and the left-backward RGB group.

Furthermore, a rendering weight between 0% to 100% is determined,wherein the first data of the selected RGB group are multiplied by therendering weight, and the first data of the backward RGB group, theright-backward RGB group and the left-backward RGB group are multipliedrespectively by a first coefficient, a second coefficient and a thirdcoefficient calculated from (100%−the rendering weight) so as tocalculate the second data. In detail, the second data of the selecteddot (B) on (6, 3) is equal to (W×the first data of the blue dot of theselected RGB group on (6, 3))+(the first coefficient×the first data ofthe blue dot of the backward RGB group on (6, 4))+(the secondcoefficient x the first data of the blue dot of the right-backward RGBgroup on (7, 4))+(the third coefficient×the first data of the blue dotof the left-backward RGB group on (5, 4)). The first coefficient, thesecond coefficient and the third coefficient may be one third of(100%−the rendering weight).

According to the twenty-fourth method of the invention, a left RGB groupat the left of and adjacent to the selected RGB group along a X-axisdirection is determined, a right RGB group at the right of and adjacentto the selected RGB group along the X-axis direction is determined, aforward RGB group at the front of and adjacent to the selected RGB groupalong a Y-axis direction is determined, and a backward RGB group at theback of and adjacent to the selected RGB group along the Y-axisdirection is determined. Therefore, the left RGB group is disposed onthe corresponding coordinate value (5, 3), the right RGB group isdisposed on the corresponding coordinate value (7, 3), the forward RGBgroup is disposed on the corresponding coordinate value (6, 2), and thebackward RGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinate value (6,4). The second data are calculated according to the first data of theselected RGB group, the left RGB group, the right RGB group, the forwardRGB group and the backward RGB group.

Furthermore, a rendering weight between 0% to 100% is determined,wherein the first data of the selected RGB group are multiplied by therendering weight, and the first data of the left RGB group, the rightRGB group, the forward RGB group and the backward RGB group aremultiplied respectively by a first coefficient, a second coefficient, athird coefficient and a fourth coefficient calculated from (100%−therendering weight) so as to calculate the second data. In detail, thesecond data of the selected dot (B) on (6, 3) is equal to (W×the firstdata of the blue dot of the selected RGB group on (6, 3))+(the firstcoefficient×the first data of the blue dot of the left RGB group on (5,3))+(the second coefficient×the first data of the blue dot of the rightRGB group on (7, 3))+(the third coefficient×the first data of the bluedot of the forward RGB group on (6, 2))+(the fourth coefficient×thefirst data of the blue dot of the backward RGB group on (6, 4)). Thefirst coefficient, the second coefficient, the third coefficient and thefourth coefficient may be one fourth of (100%−the rendering weight). Forexample, the rendering weight (W) may be 4/8, the first coefficient maybe 1/8, the second coefficient may be 1/8, the third coefficient may be1/8 and the fourth coefficient may be 1/8. Additionally, the renderingweight (W) may be 5/8, the first coefficient may be 1/8, the secondcoefficient may be 1/8, the third coefficient may be 1/16 and the fourthcoefficient may be 1/16.

According to the twenty-fifth method of the invention, a left-forwardRGB group adjacent to both the left RGB group and the forward RGB groupis determined, a left-backward RGB group adjacent to both the left RGBgroup and the backward RGB group is determined, a right-forward RGBgroup adjacent to both the right RGB group and the forward RGB group isdetermined, and a right-backward RGB group adjacent to both the rightRGB group and the backward RGB group is determined. Therefore, theleft-forward RGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinate value(5, 2), the left-backward RGB group is disposed on the correspondingcoordinate value (5, 4), the right-forward RGB group is disposed on thecorresponding coordinate value (7, 2), and the right-backward RGB groupis disposed on the corresponding coordinate value (7, 4). The seconddata are calculated according to the first data of the selected RGBgroup, the left-forward RGB group, the left-backward RGB group, theright-forward RGB group and the right-backward RGB group.

Besides detail, a rendering weight between 0% to 100% is determined,wherein the first data of the selected RGB group are multiplied by therendering weight, and the first data of the left-forward RGB group, theleft-backward RGB group, the right-forward RGB group and theright-backward RGB group are multiplied respectively by a firstcoefficient, a second coefficient, a third coefficient and a fourthcoefficient calculated from (100%−the rendering weight) so as tocalculate the second data. In detail, the second data of the selecteddot (B) on (6, 3) is equal to (W×the first data of the blue dot of theselected RGB group on (6, 3))+(the first coefficient×the first data ofthe blue dot of the left-forward RGB group on (5, 2))+(the secondcoefficient×the first data of the blue dot of the left-backward RGBgroup on (5, 4))+(the third coefficient×the first data of the blue dotof the right-forward RGB group on (7, 2))+(the fourth coefficient×thefirst data of the blue dot of the right-backward RGB group on (7, 4)).The first coefficient, the second coefficient, the third coefficient andthe fourth coefficient may be one fourth of (100%−the rendering weight).For example, the rendering weight (W) may be 4/8, the first coefficientmay be 1/8, the second coefficient may be 1/8, the third coefficient maybe 1/8 and the fourth coefficient may be 1/8.

According to the twenty-sixth method of the invention, a left RGB groupat the left of and adjacent to the selected RGB group along the X-axisdirection is determined, a right RGB group at the right of and adjacentto the selected RGB group along the X-axis direction is determined, aforward RGB group at the front of and adjacent to the selected RGB groupalong the Y-axis direction is determined, a left-forward RGB groupadjacent to both the left RGB group and the forward RGB group isdetermined, and a right-forward RGB group adjacent to both the right RGBgroup and the forward RGB group is determined. Therefore, the left RGBgroup is disposed on the corresponding coordinate value (5, 3), theright RGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinate value (7,3), the forward RGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinatevalue (6, 2), the left-forward RGB group is disposed on thecorresponding coordinate value (5, 2), and the right-forward RGB groupis disposed on the corresponding coordinate value (7, 2). The seconddata are calculated according to the first data of the selected RGBgroup, the left RGB group, the right RGB group, the forward RGB group,the left-forward RGB group and the right-forward RGB group.

Furthermore, a rendering weight between 0% to 100% is determined,wherein the first data of the selected RGB group are multiplied by therendering weight, and the first data of the left RGB group, the rightRGB group, the forward RGB group, the left-forward RGB group and theright-forward RGB group are multiplied respectively by a firstcoefficient, a second coefficient, a third coefficient, a fourthcoefficient and a fifth coefficient calculated from (100%−the renderingweight) so as to calculate the second data. In detail, the second dataof the selected dot (B) on (6, 3) is equal to (W×the first data of theblue dot of the selected RGB group on (6, 3))+(the first coefficient×thefirst data of the blue dot of the left RGB group on (5, 3))+(the secondcoefficient×the first data of the blue dot of the right RGB group on (7,3))+(the third coefficient×the first data of the blue dot of the forwardRGB group on (6, 2))+(the fourth coefficient×the first data of the bluedot of the left-forward RGB group on (5, 2))+(the fifth coefficient xthe first data of the blue dot of the right-forward RGB group on (7,2)). The first coefficient, the second coefficient, the thirdcoefficient, the fourth coefficient and the fifth coefficient may be onefifth of (100%−the rendering weight).

According to the twenty-seventh method of the invention, a left RGBgroup at the left of and adjacent to the selected RGB group along aX-axis direction is determined, a right RGB group at the right of andadjacent to the selected RGB group along the X-axis direction isdetermined, a backward RGB group at the back of and adjacent to theselected RGB group along a Y-axis direction is determined, aleft-backward RGB group adjacent to both the left RGB group and thebackward RGB group is determined, and a right-backward RGB groupadjacent to both the right RGB group and the backward RGB group isdetermined. Therefore, the left RGB group is disposed on thecorresponding coordinate value (5, 3), the right RGB group is disposedon the corresponding coordinate value (7, 3), the backward RGB group isdisposed on the corresponding coordinate value (6, 4), the left-backwardRGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinate value (5, 4), andthe right-backward RGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinatevalue (7, 4). The second data are calculated according to the first dataof the selected RGB group, the left RGB group, the right RGB group, thebackward RGB group, the left-backward RGB group and the right-backwardRGB group.

Besides, a rendering weight between 0% to 100% is determined, whereinthe first data of the selected RGB group are multiplied by the renderingweight, and the first data of the left RGB group, the right RGB group,the backward RGB group, the left-backward RGB group and theright-backward RGB group are multiplied respectively by a firstcoefficient, a second coefficient, a third coefficient, a fourthcoefficient and a fifth coefficient calculated from (100%−the renderingweight) so as to calculate the second data. In detail, the second dataof the selected dot (B) on (6, 3) is equal to (W×the first data of theblue dot of the selected RGB group on (6, 3))+(the first coefficient×thefirst data of the blue dot of the left RGB group on (5, 3))+(the secondcoefficient×the first data of the blue dot of the right RGB group on (7,3))+(the third coefficient×the first data of the blue dot of thebackward RGB group on (6, 4))+(the fourth coefficient×the first data ofthe blue dot of the left-backward RGB group on (5, 4))+(the fifthcoefficient x the first data of the blue dot of the right-backward RGBgroup on (7, 4)). The first coefficient, the second coefficient, thethird coefficient, the fourth coefficient and the fifth coefficient maybe one fifth of (100%−the rendering weight).

According to the twenty-eighth method of the invention, a forward RGBgroup at the front of and adjacent to the selected RGB group along aY-axis direction is determined, a backward RGB group at the back of andadjacent to the selected RGB group along the Y-axis direction isdetermined, a left RGB group at the left of and adjacent to the selectedRGB group along a X-axis direction is determined, a left-forward RGBgroup adjacent to both the left RGB group and the forward RGB group isdetermined, and a left-backward RGB group adjacent to both the left RGBgroup and the backward RGB group is determined. Therefore, the forwardRGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinate value (6, 2), thebackward RGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinate value (6,4), the left RGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinate value(5, 3), the left-forward RGB group is disposed on the correspondingcoordinate value (5, 2), and the left-backward RGB group is disposed onthe corresponding coordinate value (5, 4). The second data arecalculated according to the first data of the selected RGB group, theforward RGB group, the backward RGB group, the left RGB group, theleft-forward RGB group and the left-backward RGB group.

Furthermore, a rendering weight between 0% to 100% is determined,wherein the first data of the selected RGB group are multiplied by therendering weight, and the first data of the forward RGB group, thebackward RGB group, the left RGB group, the left-forward RGB group andthe left-backward RGB group are multiplied respectively by a firstcoefficient, a second coefficient, a third coefficient, a fourthcoefficient and a fifth coefficient calculated from (100%−the renderingweight) so as to calculate the second data. In detail, the second dataof the selected dot (B) on (6, 3) is equal to (W×the first data of theblue dot of the selected RGB group on (6, 3))+(the first coefficient×thefirst data of the blue dot of the forward RGB group on (6, 2))+(thesecond coefficient×the first data of the blue dot of the backward RGBgroup on (6, 4))+(the third coefficient x the first data of the blue dotof the left RGB group on (5, 3))+(the fourth coefficient×the first dataof the blue dot of the left-forward RGB group on (5, 2))+(the fifthcoefficient x the first data of the blue dot of the left-backward RGBgroup on (5, 4)). The first coefficient, the second coefficient, thethird coefficient, the fourth coefficient and the fifth coefficient maybe one fifth of (100%−the rendering weight).

According to the twenty-ninth method of the invention, a forward RGBgroup at the front of and adjacent to the selected RGB group along aY-axis direction is determined, a backward RGB group at the back of andadjacent to the selected RGB group along the Y-axis direction isdetermined, a right RGB group at the right of and adjacent to theselected RGB group along a X-axis direction is determined, aright-forward RGB group adjacent to both the right RGB group and theforward RGB group is determined, and a right-backward RGB group adjacentto both the right RGB group and the backward RGB group is determined.Therefore, the forward RGB group is disposed on the correspondingcoordinate value (6, 2), the backward RGB group is disposed on thecorresponding coordinate value (6, 4), the right RGB group is disposedon the corresponding coordinate value (7, 3), the right-forward RGBgroup is disposed on the corresponding coordinate value (7, 2), and theright-backward RGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinatevalue (7, 4). The second data are calculated according to the first dataof the selected RGB group, the forward RGB group, the backward RGBgroup, the right RGB group, the right-forward RGB group and theright-backward RGB group.

Besides, a rendering weight between 0% to 100% is determined, whereinthe first data of the selected RGB group are multiplied by the renderingweight, and the first data of the forward RGB group, the backward RGBgroup, the right RGB group, the right-forward RGB group and theright-backward RGB group are multiplied respectively by a firstcoefficient, a second coefficient, a third coefficient, a fourthcoefficient and a fifth coefficient calculated from (100%−the renderingweight) so as to calculate the second data. In detail, the second dataof the selected dot (B) on (6, 3) is equal to (W×the first data of theblue dot of the selected RGB group on (6, 3))+(the first coefficient×thefirst data of the blue dot of the forward RGB group on (6, 2))+(thesecond coefficient×the first data of the blue dot of the backward RGBgroup on (6, 4))+(the third coefficient x the first data of the blue dotof the right RGB group on (7, 3))+(the fourth coefficient x the firstdata of the blue dot of the right-forward RGB group on (7, 2))+(thefifth coefficient×the first data of the blue dot of the right-backwardRGB group on (7, 4)). The first coefficient, the second coefficient, thethird coefficient, the fourth coefficient and the fifth coefficient maybe one fifth of (100%−the rendering weight).

According to the thirtieth method of the invention, a left RGB group atthe left of and adjacent to the selected RGB group along a X-axisdirection is determined, a right RGB group at the right of and adjacentto the selected RGB group along the X-axis direction is determined, aforward RGB group at the front of and adjacent to the selected RGB groupalong a Y-axis direction is determined, a backward RGB group at the backof and adjacent to the selected RGB group along the Y-axis direction isdetermined, a left-forward RGB group adjacent to both the left RGB groupand the forward RGB group is determined, a left-backward RGB groupadjacent to both the left RGB group and the backward RGB group isdetermined, a right-forward RGB group adjacent to both the right RGBgroup and the forward RGB group is determined, and a right-backward RGBgroup adjacent to both the right RGB group and the backward RGB group isdetermined. Therefore, the left RGB group is disposed on thecorresponding coordinate value (5, 3), the right RGB group is disposedon the corresponding coordinate value (7, 3), the forward RGB group isdisposed on the corresponding coordinate value (6, 2), the backward RGBgroup is disposed on the corresponding coordinate value (6, 4), theleft-forward RGB group is disposed on the corresponding coordinate value(5, 2), the left-backward RGB group is disposed on the correspondingcoordinate value (5, 4), the right-forward RGB group is disposed on thecorresponding coordinate value (7, 2), and the right-backward RGB groupis disposed on the corresponding coordinate value (7, 4). The seconddata are calculated according to the first data of the selected RGBgroup, the left RGB group, the right RGB group, the forward RGB group,the backward RGB group, the left-forward RGB group, the left-backwardRGB group, the right-forward RGB group and the right-backward RGB group.

Furthermore, a rendering weight between 0% to 100% is determined,wherein the first data of the selected RGB group are multiplied by therendering weight, and the first data of the left RGB group, the rightRGB group, the forward RGB group, the backward RGB group, theleft-forward RGB group, the left-backward RGB group, the right-forwardRGB group and the right-backward RGB group are multiplied respectivelyby a first coefficient, a second coefficient, a third coefficient, afourth coefficient, a fifth coefficient, a sixth coefficient, a seventhcoefficient and a eighth coefficient calculated from (100%−the renderingweight) so as to calculate the second data. In detail, the second dataof the selected dot (B) on (6, 3) is equal to (W×the first data of theblue dot of the selected RGB group on (6, 3))+(the first coefficient×thefirst data of the blue dot of the left RGB group on (5, 3))+(the secondcoefficient×the first data of the blue dot of the right RGB group on (7,3))+(the third coefficient×the first data of the blue dot of the forwardRGB group on (6, 2))+(the fourth coefficient×the first data of the bluedot of the backward RGB group on (6, 4))+(the fifth coefficient×thefirst data of the blue dot of the left-forward RGB group on (5, 2))+(thesixth coefficient×the first data of the blue dot of the left-backwardRGB group on (5, 4))+(the seventh coefficient×the first data of the bluedot of the right-forward RGB group on (7, 2))+(the eighthcoefficient×the first data of the blue dot of the right-backward RGBgroup on (7, 4)). For example, the rendering weight (W) may be 5/8, thefirst coefficient may be 1/16, the second coefficient may be 1/16, thethird coefficient may be 1/16, the fourth coefficient may be 1/16, thefifth coefficient may be 1/32, the sixth coefficient may be 1/32, theseventh coefficient may be 1/32 and the eighth coefficient may be 1/32.

According to the above method of the invention, the rendering weight isbetween 0% to 100%, and the rendering weight is derived from a firstnumerator and a first denominator. The first denominator is selectedfrom one of 2^(n) groups, for example: 2, 4, 8, 16, etc. Besides, asecond rendering weight being equal to (100%−the rendering weight), andthe second rendering weight is derived from a second numerator and asecond denominator. The second denominator is selected from one of 2^(n)groups, for example: 2, 4, 8, 16, etc. The coefficients in the abovemethod of the invention are calculated from the second rending weight.Therefore, in calculation, that the first data of the selected RGB groupare multiplied by the rendering weight can be easily calculated byshifting the binary value of the first data of the selected RGB group.The same calculating process can be applied to the second rending weightand the coefficients.

The coefficients in the above method of the invention can be calculatedfor considering the factors of the area neighboring the selected dot andthe distance to the selected dot. For example, if the dots of the secondarrangement are quadrate shaped as shown in FIG. 1B, the area betweenthe neighbor dots and the selected dot are the same. The coefficientsare the same. In the twenty-fourth method of the invention, therendering weight (W) may be 4/8, the first coefficient may be 1/8, thesecond coefficient may be 1/8, the third coefficient may be 1/8 and thefourth coefficient may be 1/8.

If the dots of the second arrangement are stripe shaped as shown in FIG.1A, the area between the neighbor dots and the selected dot aredifferent. The coefficients are different. Therefore, in thetwenty-fourth method of the invention, the rendering weight (W) may be5/8, the first coefficient may be 1/8, the second coefficient may be1/8, the third coefficient may be 1/16 and the fourth coefficient may be1/16. The third coefficient and the fourth coefficient are smaller thanthe first coefficient and the second coefficient.

The above method of the invention can be utilized to calculation thesecond data of the dot in the second arrangement. The second arrangementmay be one of the arrangements in FIGS. 1A to 10 of the invention.However, the second arrangement does not limited to the arrangements ofthe invention. The pixel arrangement as shown in FIGS. 8B to 8Ccomprises four dots with four colors, typically Red, Green, Blue andWhite. Since the color White in a four dots group will increase thelight intensity of the said group, special attention is made to avoidthe color shifting by balancing the white with the R, G and B color inthe said pixel. The simplest method is to assigned a gray level for theWhite dot less or equal to the minimum gray level of the RGB dots in thesaid RGBW pixel so that White is only on if R or G or B is not 0 becausethe white balance is calibrated as gray level of R=gray level of G=graylevel of B. In all black state or in pure primary color state of onlyRed, or only Green or only Blue, white dots stay in off condition andbecause for LCD with backlight and no color pigment at white dots colorfilter position, white light leakage from the backlight may render theblack screen not so black and pure primary color not so pure, a graypigment should be applied to the position of the white dots tocompensate the white light leakage and the gray level value of Whiteshould be chosen less than then minimum of R,G,B of the correspondingRGBW dot in order minimize the color shifting due to white light.

In FIG. 8B, the first color dot (A) may be a red dot, the second colordot (B) may be a green dot, the third color dot (C) may be a blue dot,and the fourth color dot (D) may be a white dot. Therefore, thearrangement of FIG. 8B comprises a plurality of white dots. Incalculating the second data of the selected white dot, because there isno white dot in the conventional RGB group, the second data of theselected white dot is smaller or equal to a minimal value among thefirst data of the selected RGB group. For example, if the first data ofthe selected RGB group are R=20, G=50, B=40, the second data of theselected white dot is smaller than 20, or the second data of theselected white dot is equal to 20.

In each quad pixel of 4 dots of equal light emitting area, each singlecolor dot has 1/4 light emitting area of the said pixel while in the 3dots pixel like RGB stripe pixel, each dot has 1/3 light emitting areaof the said 3 dots pixel so that in order to compensate the reducedlight emitting area of each dot in the quad pixel, light intensity ofeach dot should be enhanced to 4/3 times to match with the bigger lightemitting area of each dot in the 3 dots pixel.

According to the second arrangement having a plurality of white dots,after the second data of the second arrangement are calculated, themethod of the invention further comprises a color enhancing step.Firstly, a maximum value among the second data of a selected pixel groupis obtained, and the maximum value compares with a gray levelcoefficient. The gray level coefficient is equal to a maximum gray levelmultiplied by a first ratio. For example, in the pixel group 84 of FIG.8C, the second data of the red color dot 841 is equal to 180, the seconddata of the green color dot 842 is equal to 150, the second data of theblue color dot 843 is equal to 130, and the second data of the whitecolor dot 844 is equal to 120. The maximum value among the second dataof the pixel group 84 is equal to 180. If the maximum gray level isequal to 255 and the first ratio is equal to 3/4, the gray levelcoefficient is equal to 191 (255×3/4). The maximum value 180 compareswith the gray level coefficient 191.

When the maximum value is smaller than or equal to the gray levelcoefficient, an enhancing second data of each dot in the selected pixelgroup is calculated by multiplying the second data of each dot in theselected pixel group by a second ratio. The second ratio is a reverseratio of the first ratio. According to the above example, because themaximum value 180 is smaller than the gray level coefficient 191, theenhancing second data of each dot in the selected pixel group iscalculated. The second ratio is equal to 4/3 in the example. Therefore,the enhancing second data of the red color dot 841 is equal to 180×4/3,the enhancing second data of the green color dot 842 is equal to150×4/3, the enhancing second data of the blue color dot 843 is equal to130×4/3, and the enhancing second data of the white color dot 844 isequal to 120×4/3.

If the maximum value is larger than the gray level coefficient, anenhancing second data of each dot in the selected pixel group iscalculated by multiplying the second data of each dot in the selectedpixel group by a third ratio. The third ratio is a ratio of the maximumgray level to the maximum value. For example, If the maximum value isequal to 230, the maximum value is larger than the gray levelcoefficient 191. The third ratio is equal to 255/230. Each the seconddata of each dot in the selected pixel group is multiplied by the thirdratio so as to prevent the enhancing second data from exceeding themaximum gray level.

If the first data of the first arrangement with a first resolution ofX1-RGB-Y1, and the second data of the second arrangement with a thirdresolution of X2-DOT-Y2, X1 is not equal to X2, and Y1 is not equal toY2, the method of the invention further comprises a scaling step. Thescaling step is used for scaling the first data of the first arrangementwith the first resolution of X1-RGB-Y1 to a second resolution ofX2-RGB-Y2 so as to match with the second data of the second arrangementwith the third resolution of X2-DOT-Y2, wherein the RGB is equal tothree DOTs.

The invention comprises but not limits to the following displaytechnologies: Cathode Ray Tube (CRT), Field Emission Display (FED),Vacuum Florescent Display (VFD), Plasma Display Panel (PDP), LiquidCrystal Display (LCD), Liquid Crystal on Silicon (LCOS), Light EmittingDiode (LED), Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED), Polymer Light EmittingDiode (PLED), Electroluminescence (EL), Electronic inks, SurfaceEmitting Display (SED), Digital Light Processing (DLP),Electro-mechanics, Phototronics, Biotronics and any light sources knownor invented in the future as well as a method for controlling the (said)display.

While an embodiment of the present invention has been illustrated anddescribed, various modifications and improvements can be made by thoseskilled in the art. The embodiment of the present invention is thereforedescribed in an illustrative, but not restrictive, sense. It is intendedthat the present invention may not be limited to the particular forms asillustrated, and that all modifications which maintain the spirit andscope of the present invention are within the scope as defined in theappended claims.

What is claimed is:
 1. A display, comprising: a plurality of first pixelgroups, each having at least one first color dot, at least one secondcolor dot, and at least one third color dot arranged in a first matrix,a plurality of second pixel groups, each having at least one first colordots, at least one second color dot, and at least one third color dotarranged in a second matrix, and a plurality of third pixel groups, eachhaving at least one first color dots, at least one second color dot, andat least one third color dot arranged in a third matrix, the first pixelgroups, the second pixel groups, and the third pixel groups beingarranged in a manner so as to form the display, wherein each of thecolor dots has one color and a plurality of sides, each one of the sidesbeing adjacent to another color dot having a color that is differentfrom the one color, and each of the color dots represents a luminanceand a chrominance of a corresponding full color pixel data by groupingwith neighboring dots to form a plurality of overlapping full colordynamics pixel groups.
 2. The display according to claim 1, wherein aselected dot is determined from the dots of the display, the neighboringdots are selected from group of a left dot at the left of and adjacentto the selected dot along a X-axis direction, a right dot at the rightof and adjacent to the selected dot along the X-axis direction, aforward dot at the front of and adjacent to the selected dot along aY-axis direction, a backward dot at the back of and adjacent to theselected dot along the Y-axis direction, a next left dot at the left ofand adjacent to the left dot along the X-axis direction, a next rightdot at the right of and adjacent to the right dot along the X-axisdirection, a next forward dot at the front of and adjacent to theforward dot along the Y-axis direction, a next backward dot at the backof and adjacent to the backward dot along the Y-axis direction, aleft-forward dot adjacent to both the left dot and the forward dot, aleft-backward dot adjacent to both the left dot and the backward dot, aright-forward dot adjacent to both the right dot and the forward dot,and a right-backward dot adjacent to both the right dot and the backwarddot.
 3. The display according to claim 1, wherein the dots of the firstpixel groups, the second pixel groups, and the third pixel groups arestripe shape.
 4. The display according to claim 1, wherein the dots ofthe first pixel groups, the second pixel groups, and the third pixelgroups are quadrate shape.
 5. The display according to claim 1, whereineach of the first pixel groups comprises a red dot, a green dot and ablue dot in sequence arranged in a first matrix, each of the secondpixel groups comprises a blue dot, a red dot and a green dot in sequencearranged in a second matrix, and the first pixel groups and the secondpixel groups are arranged alternately in a Y-axis direction.
 6. Thedisplay according to claim 5, wherein a first overlapping full colordynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot, the left dot, the rightdot, the forward dot and the backward dot; a second overlapping fullcolor dynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot, the right dot,the next right dot, the right-forward dot and the right-backward dot; athird overlapping full color dynamics pixel group comprises the selecteddot, the left dot, the next left dot, the left-forward dot and theleft-backward dot; a fourth overlapping full color dynamics pixel groupcomprises the selected dot, the left-forward dot, the right-forward dot,the forward dot and the next forward dot; and a fifth overlapping fullcolor dynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot, the left-backwarddot, the right-backward dot, the backward dot and the next backward dot.7. The display according to claim 5, wherein a first overlapping fullcolor dynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot, the forward dotand the left-forward dot; a second overlapping full color dynamics pixelgroup comprises the selected dot, the left dot and the left-forward dot;a third overlapping full color dynamics pixel group comprises theselected dot, the backward dot and the left-backward dot; a fourthoverlapping full color dynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot,the right dot and the backward dot; and a fifth overlapping full colordynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot, the left dot and theleft-backward dot.
 8. The display according to claim 5, wherein a firstoverlapping full color dynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot,the left dot and the right dot; a second overlapping full color dynamicspixel group comprises the selected dot, the right dot and the next rightdot; a third overlapping full color dynamics pixel group comprises theselected dot, the left dot and the next left dot.
 9. The displayaccording to claim 5, wherein the first pixel groups are disposed in oddrow of the display, and the second pixel groups are disposed in even rowof the display.
 10. The display according to claim 5, wherein the firstpixel groups are disposed in even row of the display, and the secondpixel groups are disposed in odd row of the display.
 11. The displayaccording to claim 1, wherein in each first, second and third pixelgroups, the at least one first color dot is a red dot, the at least onesecond dot is a green dot, and the at least one third dot is a blue dot.12. The display according to claim 11, wherein the first pixel groups,the second pixel groups and the third pixel groups are disposed insequence along a Y-axis direction to form the display.
 13. The displayaccording to claim 12, wherein a first overlapping full color dynamicspixel group comprises the selected dot, the forward dot and the backwarddot; a second overlapping full color dynamics pixel group comprises theselected dot, the forward dot and the next forward dot; a thirdoverlapping full color dynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot,the backward dot and the next backward dot; a fourth overlapping fullcolor dynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot, the left dot andthe next left dot; a fifth overlapping full color dynamics pixel groupcomprises the selected dot, the left dot and the right dot; and a sixthoverlapping full color dynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot,the right dot and the next right dot.
 14. The display according to claim11, wherein the first pixel groups, the third pixel groups and thesecond pixel groups are disposed in sequence along a Y-axis direction toform the display.
 15. The display according to claim 14, wherein a firstoverlapping full color dynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot,the forward dot and the backward dot; a second overlapping full colordynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot, the forward dot and thenext forward dot; a third overlapping full color dynamics pixel groupcomprises the selected dot, the backward dot and the next backward dot;a fourth overlapping full color dynamics pixel group comprises theselected dot, the left dot and the next left dot; a fifth overlappingfull color dynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot, the left dotand the right dot; and a sixth overlapping full color dynamics pixelgroup comprises the selected dot, the right dot and the next right dot.16. The display according to claim 11, wherein the first pixel groups,the second pixel groups, the third pixel groups, the second pixelgroups, the first pixel groups and the second pixel groups are disposedin sequence along a Y-axis direction to form the display.
 17. Thedisplay according to claim 16, wherein a first overlapping full colordynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot, the forward dot and thenext forward dot; a second overlapping full color dynamics pixel groupcomprises the selected dot, the backward dot and the next backward dot;a third overlapping full color dynamics pixel group comprises theselected dot, the left dot and the next left dot; a fourth overlappingfull color dynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot, the left dotand the right dot; and a fifth overlapping full color dynamics pixelgroup comprises the selected dot, the right dot and the next right dot.18. The display according to claim 11, wherein the second pixel groups,the first pixel groups, the third pixel groups, the first pixel groups,the second pixel groups and the first pixel groups are disposed insequence along a Y-axis direction to form the display.
 19. The displayaccording to claim 1, wherein each of the first pixel groups comprises ared dot, a green dot and a blue dot in sequence arranged in the firstmatrix, each of the second pixel groups comprises a green dot, a bluedot and a red dot in sequence arranged in the second matrix, and thefirst pixel groups and the second pixel groups are arranged alternatelyin a Y-axis direction.
 20. The display according to claim 19, whereinthe first pixel groups are disposed in odd row of the display, and thesecond pixel groups are disposed in even row of the display.
 21. Thedisplay according to claim 19, wherein the first pixel groups aredisposed in even row of the display, and the second pixel groups aredisposed in odd row of the display.
 22. The display according to claim1, wherein each of the first pixel groups comprises a red dot, a bluedot and a green dot in sequence arranged in the first matrix, each ofthe second pixel groups comprises a blue dot, a green dot and a red dotin sequence arranged in the second matrix, and the first pixel groupsand the second pixel groups are arranged alternately in a Y-axisdirection.
 23. The display according to claim 22, wherein the firstpixel groups are disposed in odd row of the display, and the secondpixel groups are disposed in even row of the display.
 24. The displayaccording to claim 22, wherein the first pixel groups are disposed ineven row of the display, and the second pixel groups are disposed in oddrow of the display.
 25. The display according to claim 1, wherein eachof the first pixel groups comprises a red dot, a blue dot and a greendot in sequence arranged in the first matrix, each of the second pixelgroups comprises a green dot, a red dot and a blue dot in sequencearranged in the second matrix, and the first pixel groups and the secondpixel groups are arranged alternately in a Y-axis direction.
 26. Thedisplay according to claim 25, wherein the first pixel groups aredisposed in odd row of the display, and the second pixel groups aredisposed in even row of the display.
 27. The display according to claim25, wherein the first pixel groups are disposed in even row of thedisplay, and the second pixel groups are disposed in odd row of thedisplay.
 28. The display according to claim 1, wherein each of the firstpixel groups comprises a green dot, a blue dot and a red dot in sequencearranged in the first matrix, each of the second pixel groups comprisesa blue dot, a red dot and a green dot in sequence arranged in the secondmatrix, and the first pixel groups and the second pixel groups arearranged alternately in a Y-axis direction.
 29. The display according toclaim 28, wherein the first pixel groups are disposed in odd row of thedisplay, and the second pixel groups are disposed in even row of thedisplay.
 30. The display according to claim 28, wherein the first pixelgroups are disposed in even row of the display, and the second pixelgroups are disposed in odd row of the display.
 31. The display accordingto claim 1, wherein each of the first pixel groups comprises a greendot, a red dot and a blue dot in sequence arranged in the first matrix,each of the second pixel groups comprises a blue dot, a green dot and ared dot in sequence arranged in the second matrix, and the first pixelgroups and the second pixel groups are arranged alternately in a Y-axisdirection.
 32. The display according to claim 31, wherein the firstpixel groups are disposed in odd row of the display, and the secondpixel groups are disposed in even row of the display.
 33. The displayaccording to claim 31, wherein the first pixel groups are disposed ineven row of the display, and the second pixel groups are disposed in oddrow of the display.
 34. The display according to claim 1, wherein eachdots of the first pixel group has a first height, each dots of thesecond pixel group has a second height, and the first height isdifferent from the second height.
 35. The display according to claim 34,wherein the first height is larger than the second height.
 36. Thedisplay according to claim 35, wherein the second height is the half ofthe first height.
 37. The display according to claim 5, furthercomprising a plurality of source drivers for providing data to the dotsof the first pixel groups, the source drivers having a plurality offirst source driver groups, a plurality of second source driver groupsand a plurality of third source driver groups, each the first sourcedriver groups providing data to two columns having red dots and bluedots, each the second source driver groups providing data to one columnhaving red dots and green dots.
 38. The display according to claim 37,wherein each the first source driver groups provides the same data totwo columns having red dots and blue dots.
 39. The display according toclaim 37, wherein each the third source driver groups provides the datato two columns having blue dots and green dots.
 40. The displayaccording to claim 39, wherein each the third source driver groupsprovides the same data to two columns having blue dots and green dots.41. The display according to claim 2, wherein the pixel groups arequadrate shape, each pixel group comprises four dots having one of thefirst color dots, two of the second color dots, and one of the thirdcolor dots, an area of the one first color dot is the same as that ofthe one third color dot, and an area of the two second color dots is thesame as that of the one third color dot.
 42. The display according toclaim 41, wherein the area of each of the second color dots is the halfof the area of the one of the first color dots.
 43. The displayaccording to claim 42, wherein each of the pixel groups comprises aplurality of first pixel groups, the first color dot is disposed on afirst row-first column position of the first pixel group, the two secondcolor dots are disposed respectively on a first row-second column and asecond row-first column positions of the first pixel group, the thirdcolor dot is disposed on a second row-second column position of thefirst pixel group, the first color dot has a first width and a firstheight, each of the second color dots has the first width and a secondheight, the third color dot has the first width and the first height,the second height is the half of the first height.
 44. The displayaccording to claim 43, wherein a first overlapping full color dynamicspixel group comprises the selected dot, the left dot, the forward dotand the left-forward dot; a second overlapping full color dynamics pixelgroup comprises the selected dot, the right dot, the forward dot and theright-forward dot; a third overlapping full color dynamics pixel groupcomprises the selected dot, the left dot, the backward dot and theleft-backward dot; a fourth overlapping full color dynamics pixel groupcomprises the selected dot, the right dot, the backward dot and aright-backward dot.
 45. The display according to claim 43, wherein thefirst color dot is a red dot, the second color dots are blue dots, andthe third color dot is a green dot.
 46. The display according to claim43, wherein the first pixel groups are arranged in a matrix manner toform the display, the display comprises a plurality of odd row firstpixel groups and a plurality of even row first pixel groups, in the oddrow first pixel groups, the first color dot is a red dot, the secondcolor dots are blue dots, and the third color dot is a green dot; in theeven row first pixel groups, the first color dot is a green dot, thesecond color dots are blue dots, and the third color dot is a red dot.47. The display according to claim 46, wherein a first overlapping fullcolor dynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot, the left dot, theforward dot and the left-forward dot; a second overlapping full colordynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot, the right dot, theforward dot and the right-forward dot; a third overlapping full colordynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot, the left dot, thebackward dot and the left-backward dot; a fourth overlapping full colordynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot, the right dot, thebackward dot and a right-backward dot.
 48. The display according toclaim 43, wherein the first pixel groups are arranged in a matrix mannerto form the display, the display comprises a plurality of odd row firstpixel groups and a plurality of even row first pixel groups; in the oddrow first pixel groups, the first color dot is a green dot, the secondcolor dots are blue dots, and the third color dot is a red dot; in theeven row first pixel groups, the first color dot is a red dot, thesecond color dots are blue dots, and the third color dot is a green dot.49. The display according to claim 48, wherein a first overlapping fullcolor dynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot, the left dot, theforward dot and the left-forward dot; a second overlapping full colordynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot, the right dot, theforward dot and the right-forward dot; a third overlapping full colordynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot, the left dot, thebackward dot and the left-backward dot; a fourth overlapping full colordynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot, the right dot, thebackward dot and a right-backward dot.
 50. The display according toclaim 43, wherein each of the pixel groups comprises a plurality ofsecond pixel groups, the first color dot is disposed on a firstrow-first column position of the second pixel group, the two secondcolor dots are disposed respectively on a first row-second column and asecond row-first column positions of the second pixel group, the thirdcolor dot is disposed on a second row-second column position of thesecond pixel group, the first color dot has a first width and a firstheight, each of the second color dots has a second width and the firstheight, the third color dot has the first width and the first height,the second width is the half of the first width.
 51. The displayaccording to claim 50, wherein a first overlapping full color dynamicspixel group comprises the selected dot, the left dot, the forward dotand the left-forward dot; a second overlapping full color dynamics pixelgroup comprises the selected dot, the right dot, the forward dot and theright-forward dot; a third overlapping full color dynamics pixel groupcomprises the selected dot, the left dot, the backward dot and theleft-backward dot; a fourth overlapping full color dynamics pixel groupcomprises the selected dot, the right dot, the backward dot and aright-backward dot.
 52. The display according to claim 51, wherein thefirst pixel groups and the second pixel groups are arranged alternatelyin the X-axis direction.
 53. The display according to claim 52, whereina first overlapping full color dynamics pixel group comprises theselected dot, the left dot, the forward dot and the left-forward dot; asecond overlapping full color dynamics pixel group comprises theselected dot, the right dot, the forward dot and the right-forward dot;a third overlapping full color dynamics pixel group comprises theselected dot, the left dot, the backward dot and the left-backward dot;a fourth overlapping full color dynamics pixel group comprises theselected dot, the right dot, the backward dot and a right-backward dot.54. The display according to claim 52, wherein the first pixel groupsand the second pixel groups are arranged alternately in the Y-axisdirection.
 55. The display according to claim 55, wherein a firstoverlapping full color dynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot,the left dot, the forward dot and the left-forward dot; a secondoverlapping full color dynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot,the right dot, the forward dot and the right-forward dot; a thirdoverlapping full color dynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot,the left dot, the backward dot and the left-backward dot; a fourthoverlapping full color dynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot,the right dot, the backward dot and a right-backward dot.
 56. Thedisplay according to claim 51, wherein the first pixel groups and thesecond pixel groups are arranged alternately in the X-axis direction,and the first pixel groups and the second pixel groups are arrangedalternately in the Y-axis direction.
 57. The display according to claim56, wherein a first overlapping full color dynamics pixel groupcomprises the selected dot, the left dot, the forward dot and theleft-forward dot; a second overlapping full color dynamics pixel groupcomprises the selected dot, the right dot, the forward dot and theright-forward dot; a third overlapping full color dynamics pixel groupcomprises the selected dot, the left dot, the backward dot and theleft-backward dot; a fourth overlapping full color dynamics pixel groupcomprises the selected dot, the right dot, the backward dot and aright-backward dot.
 58. The display according to claim 42, wherein eachof the pixel groups comprises a plurality of third pixel groups, thefirst color dot is disposed on a second row-first column position of thethird pixel group, the two second color dots are disposed respectivelyon a first row-first column and a second row-second column positions ofthe third pixel group, the third color dot is disposed on a firstrow-second column position of the third pixel group, the first color dothas a first width and a first height, each of the second color dots hasthe first width and a second height, the third color dot has the firstwidth and the first height, the second height is the half of the firstheight.
 59. The display according to claim 58, wherein a firstoverlapping full color dynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot,the left dot, the forward dot and the left-forward dot; a secondoverlapping full color dynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot,the right dot, the forward dot and the right-forward dot; a thirdoverlapping full color dynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot,the left dot, the backward dot and the left-backward dot; a fourthoverlapping full color dynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot,the right dot, the backward dot and a right-backward dot.
 60. Thedisplay according to claim 42, wherein each of the pixel groupscomprises a plurality of fourth pixel groups, the first color dot isdisposed on a first row-second column position of the fourth pixelgroup, the two second color dots are disposed respectively on a firstrow-first column and a second row-second column positions of the fourthpixel group, the third color dot is disposed on a second row-firstcolumn position of the fourth pixel group, the first color dot has afirst width and a first height, each of the second color dots has asecond width and the first height, the third color dot has the firstwidth and the first height, the second width is the half of the firstwidth.
 61. The display according to claim 60, wherein a firstoverlapping full color dynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot,the left dot, the forward dot and the left-forward dot; a secondoverlapping full color dynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot,the right dot, the forward dot and the right-forward dot; a thirdoverlapping full color dynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot,the left dot, the backward dot and the left-backward dot; a fourthoverlapping full color dynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot,the right dot, the backward dot and a right-backward dot.
 62. Thedisplay according to claim 60, wherein the fourth pixel groups arrangein a matrix manner to form the display, the display comprises aplurality of odd column fourth pixel groups and a plurality of evencolumn fourth pixel groups; in the odd column fourth pixel groups, thefirst color dot is a red dot, the second color dots are blue dots, andthe third color dot is a green dot; in the even column fourth pixelgroups, the first color dot is a green dot, the second color dots areblue dots, and the third color dot is a red dot.
 63. The displayaccording to claim 62, wherein a first overlapping full color dynamicspixel group comprises the selected dot, the left dot, the forward dotand the left-forward dot; a second overlapping full color dynamics pixelgroup comprises the selected dot, the right dot, the forward dot and theright-forward dot; a third overlapping full color dynamics pixel groupcomprises the selected dot, the left dot, the backward dot and theleft-backward dot; a fourth overlapping full color dynamics pixel groupcomprises the selected dot, the right dot, the backward dot and aright-backward dot.
 64. The display according to claim 60, wherein thefourth pixel groups arrange in a matrix manner to form the display, thedisplay comprises a plurality of odd column fourth pixel groups and aplurality of even column fourth pixel groups; in the odd column fourthpixel groups, the first color dot is a green dot, the second color dotsare blue dots, and the third color dot is a red dot; in the even columnfourth pixel groups, the first color dot is a red dot, the second colordots are blue dots, and the third color dot is a green dot.
 65. Thedisplay according to claim 64, wherein a first overlapping full colordynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot, the left dot, theforward dot and the left-forward dot; a second overlapping full colordynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot, the right dot, theforward dot and the right-forward dot; a third overlapping full colordynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot, the left dot, thebackward dot and the left-backward dot; a fourth overlapping full colordynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot, the right dot, thebackward dot and a right-backward dot.
 66. The display according toclaim 42, wherein the first color dot is a red dot, the second colordots are green dots, and the third color dot is a blue dot.
 67. Thedisplay according to claim 42, wherein the first color dot is a greendot, the second color dots are red dots, and the third color dot is ablue dot.
 68. The display according to claim 66, wherein a firstoverlapping full color dynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot,the left dot, the forward dot and the left-forward dot; a secondoverlapping full color dynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot,the right dot, the forward dot and the right-forward dot; a thirdoverlapping full color dynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot,the left dot, the backward dot and the left-backward dot; a fourthoverlapping full color dynamics pixel group comprises the selected dot,the right dot, the backward dot and a right-backward dot.